The second part of inspiratia’s inaugural episode of its new podcast series Geopolitics of Energy sheds lights on the energy transition’s reliance on raw materials and the risks behind finite resources
Our Introduction 101 episode concludes with a second part which focuses on the non-renewable raw materials and metals that will be vital for the clean energy transition. With the value of strategic minerals for the production of new technologies increasing, this creates a series of new opportunities, but also threats.
How is the international community navigating these new strategic balances? What new international trade relations are being readied?
The same principle applies to finite fossil-fuel sources, with traditional major exporters facing the risk of becoming "stranded countries". How can the energy community work together to tackle this major geopolitical and economic risk?
Maritina Kanellakopoulou and Marco Dell'Aquila continue their discussion with Eurasia Group's Rohitesh Dhawan.
08/12/20 • 35 min
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