The continuing importance of hydrocarbons
Is the energy transition stalled? Can the transition continue domestically in fossil fuel-producing nations even as they maintain or grow exports?
Taken together, these constraints have limited progress in shifting the region’s energy mix, meaning that decarbonisation and hydrocarbon dependence continue to coexist at a time when the advance of climate change and shifting political coalitions have made the path forward even more complex. In this light, it becomes clearer that the energy transition has not stalled but rather been reconfigured.
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