CleanTechnica•8 days ago
Why Are We Bombing Iran, Again?
Key Takeaway
Geopolitical instability in the Middle East will significantly increase fossil fuel prices, driving up electricity costs and market volatility for power developers and large consumers.
AI Summary
- •Ongoing US military conflict in Iran is causing significant casualties and geopolitical instability.
- •Expect immediate and substantial increases in global oil and natural gas prices, directly escalating fuel costs for thermal power generation.
- •Developers and large power consumers should anticipate higher electricity prices and increased market volatility due to geopolitical risk in key energy-producing regions.
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Article Content
By pretty much all accounts, the US starting another war in the Middle East, this time in Iran, is not going well. At least 13 Americans have died while around 300–750 have been injured, and for those of us who care (I do) countless Iranian children and civilians have been ... [continued] The post Why Are We Bombing Iran, Again? appeared first on CleanTechnica .