Green hydrogen as a substitute to Russian gas – could Latin America be an energy partner to Europe? Analysis Russia’s aggressive war in Ukraine means Europe has to look elsewhere to secure its energy supplies. Green hydrogen could be an important new fuel, and here Latin America has the potential to become the next energy partner to Europe. By Rebecca Bertram
When Climate Leaders Protect Dirty Investments In 2016, global spending on oil and gas projects was more than double the total spent on renewables. This imbalance can only be tackled by restructuring the mechanisms. By Nathalie Bernasconi-Osterwalder and Jörg Haas
Hungary: a state captured by Russia Hungary’s liaison with the Kremlin has turned the economic “Eastern Opening” into the construction of a full-blown illiberal democracy. This goes hand in hand with Russia’s growing leverage over Hungary with respect to economic as well as soft power. By Péter Krekó and Lóránt Győri
How Corruption Fuels Climate Change Dirty dealings protect the powerful and moneyed interests of the oil and gas industry. That is one reason why governments have not been able to meet their emission reduction commitments. Why the battle against climate change and corruption must be fought together. By Lili Fuhr and Simon Taylor
Natural gas, fracking and climate change – gas is not a solution, but part of the problem Is Gas a climate-friendly energy sources? And the gas industry a climate protector? No, says Laura Weis and explains why we delay the energy transition with this idea. By Laura Weis
