Life After Nordstream: New Energy Solutions

The energy crisis that began in Europe with disruptions to Russian oil and gas supplies has rippled across the globe, exacerbated by heat, drought and years of underinvestment in new fossil-fuel projects. There's no sign it will abate anytime soon. Can Europe find a viable path to less energy-intensive economies while the desperate search continues for alternate sources of power? Bloomberg's Javier Blas moderates a panel with Catherine MacGregor, Chief Executive Officer, ENGIE, Yngve Slyngstad, Chief Executive Officer, Industry Capital Partners and Jean-Pascal Tricoire, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Schneider Electric at the 2022 Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore.
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[@Po-village-chief]

The only relevant question is who bombed the Nord stream . Obviously no one dared to broach the subject. You know the party you don't dare to criticize is your master

[@waynegore5291]

Buddy, how's the booming go? Any new plans?

[@JeanJuliusVernal]

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[@tyc00n]

Jean-Pascal Tricoire really is one of those whacky greens that want to ruin everything all my friends talk about 😄 "look over there in the future, a utopia with rainbows and sunshine. Forget about that boring today stuff"