Schockwellen

The energy crisis is shaking the global economy. Gas and oil are being used as geopolitical weapons. At the same time, we are feeling the harbingers of an impending climate catastrophe. From this, a powerful lobby is creating an artificial dichotomy between climate and peace. Suddenly, coal, fracking, and nuclear power are back on the agenda. But who pays the price? Do we even have a chance to free ourselves from these dependencies? And how will energy be distributed fairly? Germany's most renowned energy economist, Professor Dr. Claudia Kemfert, provides answers and identifies those responsible for the current situation. A small window of opportunity remains to secure our energy supply through decisive action while also supporting democracy, prosperity, and peaceful coexistence.