Face to Face: Will energy prices explode?
By DW
23 March 2022 |
8:02 am
Western sanctions on Russia are driving up energy prices around the world: Will we still be able to heat our homes next winter? Are coal and nuclear power set to make a comeback in many countries? We ask the Bruegel Institute's Georg Zachmann.
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