I shared a post on 2024-05-10 asking how quickly fossil fuels might fade, while comparing India’s renewable-energy trajectory with continued US reliance on gas. The post credited @Investywise as its research source and linked to https://t.co/XRDNQL86Sz; it did not provide evidence or an answer to its question. This connects to my broader energy questions about storing energy is the real challenge and the electric vehicle transition.
The post said India was on track to achieve its 50% renewable energy goal earlier than 2030, while the US continued to rely mainly on gas even though “the alternative is now as cost-effective as fossil fuels.” I asked “Why?” without explaining the difference in the countries’ energy trajectories or what evidence supported the cost-effectiveness claim.
On 2022-12-14, I asked whether controlled nuclear fusion could be the answer to climate change. I wondered what it might mean for traditional energy companies, oil, and ancillary listed companies if markets tend to look forward, often a decade ahead. I said this could change everything, but that was speculation, not a reported outcome. This question sits alongside my broader interest in investing in the energy transition.