Global energy transition trends amid Iran conflict
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Governments, Rob Jackson, Samantha Gross
Global
First half of 2026
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Over 30 governments have introduced renewable energy measures since the conflict began in February 2026. Global greenhouse gas emissions rose by 0.2% in the first half of 2026. High oil prices are driving interest in energy security and alternatives, though the transition remains uneven.
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