The Iran war and closure of the Strait of Hormuz have sparked a global energy shock, prompting nations to diversify imports, expand nuclear and renewable power, increase strategic reserves, and rethink fossil fuel dependence
The energy shock from the Iran war
has policymakers around the globe rethinking ways to reduce
long-term dependence on oil and gas imports, with proposals to
expand nuclear energy and renewables, … [+8573 chars]
