Hehehehe. The Dilbert cartoon is spot on! As for reframing the narrative, how about blaming the Russia’s war in Ukraine for the high oil prices rather than the massive structural imbalances seeded during decades of efforts, perhaps well-intended, to swap the cheapest and most reliable supply of energy for intermittent, grid-expensive “clean” energy that only the well off can afford (“but, please subsidize it, of course”)?
Qatar's Energy Minister Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi eloquently and politely explains to a bemused journalist that (a) oil and gas projects take a long time to execute, (b) we still need supply and (c) no its not due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Hehehehe. The Dilbert cartoon is spot on! As for reframing the narrative, how about blaming the Russia’s war in Ukraine for the high oil prices rather than the massive structural imbalances seeded during decades of efforts, perhaps well-intended, to swap the cheapest and most reliable supply of energy for intermittent, grid-expensive “clean” energy that only the well off can afford (“but, please subsidize it, of course”)?
@fabiano this is worth a watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEyPUAxnjiI&t=273s
Qatar's Energy Minister Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi eloquently and politely explains to a bemused journalist that (a) oil and gas projects take a long time to execute, (b) we still need supply and (c) no its not due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.