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A plusieurs reprises l'économiste et financier Charles Gave a déclaré 
que la crise énergétique était due à un manque d'investissements dans la 
prospection pétrolière et gazière. Pourquoi selon Gave n'investit-on 
plus dans la prospection ? Parce que la finance a basculé du côté obscur 
de l'Occident : l'écologisme génocidaire qui considère l'être humain 
comme un parasite malfaisant à éradiquer. Et donc on déverse dans les 
intermittentes dix fois plus d'argent que dans la recherche pétrolière 
ou gazière. Et cet investissement est fait en pure perte pour le 
consommateur final puisqu'il multiplie le prix de l'électricité par deux 
et dans le futur par au moins six (selon une étude de Jancovici 
https://jancovici.com/transition-energetique/renouvelables/100-renouvelable-pour-pas-plus-cher-fastoche/ 
).

Or ce que dit Charles Gave a été confirmé par une source totalement 
indépendante : Amin Nasser, PDG d'Aramco.

https://www.rt.com/business/555998-saudi-aramco-green-transition-doubts/

Oil giant raises green transition doubts

Energy shock shows the need for fossil fuels, Saudi Aramco CEO says

The energy crisis has shown the need to overhaul green energy transition 
plans and maintain investment in oil and gas production, Saudi Aramco’s 
chief executive Amin Nasser told the Financial Times.

Speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, 
Nasser said that underinvestment in hydrocarbon projects, which are 
intended to help the world reach net zero emissions by 2050, had left 
the industry unable to guarantee affordable energy supplies because 
little had been done to curb demand.

“The crisis is just indicating to us [that] you are running the whole 
world with not enough spare capacity,” Nasser was quoted as saying by 
the FT. “Instead of really working on a transition that will help the 
world by 2050, we are pushing the world to more coal because we are not 
taking seriously the issue of energy security, affordability and 
availability,” he said.

According to the head of the world’s largest oil producer, the conflict 
in Ukraine didn’t cause the energy crisis. The world was already heading 
for an energy crisis because companies facing green energy pressures 
were afraid to invest in the oil sector, he said.

“What happened in Russia-Ukraine masked what would have happened. We 
were going through an energy crisis because of a lack of investment,” 
Nasser said at the WEF on Tuesday, according to The Times.

He highlighted that current global oil demand is 100 million barrels a 
day “even in a troubled world,” adding that it could rise by another 5 
million barrels a day once aviation and road transport returned to 
pre-pandemic levels.

“The 100-million-barrel system, because of lack of investment, is really 
fragile in terms of its ability to cope with any unforeseen 
interruptions that might happen,” the Aramco chief said.