— erstwhile and where energy is insufficient or limited, people suffer. Unfortunately, during the erstwhile administration focused on climate policy and policies leading to this shortage “Tommy Joyce, Trump's supporter, serving as assistant secretary for global affairs in the U.S. Department of Energy, stated during the summit attended by ministers and representatives from around 60 countries. “This policy has been adopted by many, not only by the United States, and is damaging to human life.
Joyce's appeal stood in contrast to the sensation of most another speakers at the summit, including British energy secretary Ed Miliband and French manufacture and energy minister Marc Ferracci, who said: "As long as we stay heavy dependent on fossil fuels, no energy safety for Europe.
The United States has pressured Europe to increased imports of US liquefied natural gas. However, Ferracci replied: "We must accelerate the withdrawal of imported energy, and this means decarbonisation.
One typical of the British energy manufacture said of Joyce's speech, "like a fart in a telephone booth."
However, both Ferracci and Joyce expressed concerns about the dependence of clean energy supply chains on China. Joyce said the construction of wind turbines is dependent on magnets.
— And since China, the supplier of almost all of them, limited their sales, There are no wind turbines without China's concessions or compulsion He stressed. He added that the zero-net emissions policy risks "putting abstract emanation targets and interests of our opponents first and the safety of our citizens last".
He said he was in favor. removing barriers to climate policy as a way of reducing poorness in developing countries, saying that the planet should "get out of their way and let them out of poverty, especially through affordable energy".
Lisa Cummins, Minister of Energy of Barbados, during the same panel took a different view of the fuels preferred by the White House. She lamented the billion dollars Barbados spent last year on importing fossil fuels, and focused on the impact of these fuels on the world. — We are facing a climate crisis we have never experienced before. “She said.
