Jenkins: Europe can normalize energy conditions by 2025 with lower gas use
Jesse Jenkins · Can Europe quit Russian fossil fuel by next winter? · Mar 31, 2022 · at 34:24
Energy systems modeler Jesse Jenkins discusses Europe's medium-term energy transition strategy following Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
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“And so that, you know, by 20, 25 or 20, 26, you know, in the sort of three to four year timeframe, it should be possible to get back to sort of typical European, you know, conditions, albeit with dramatically lower oil and gas consumption, particularly gas consumption.”
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