Nick Butler: Acreditávamos que poderíamos contar com um mercado de energia aberto. Esta crise vai provar que não é adequado.
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The former BP executive, political adviser and energy expert on the Iranian oil crisis
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New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Mar 22, 2026
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Focusing on domestic energy production is a short-sighted solution; global interdependence is crucial for sustainable energy futures.
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Transitioning to renewable energy sources can reduce our dependence on volatile markets and enhance energy independence.
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Reliance on an open market has led to vulnerability; government intervention is essential for energy security during crises.
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The open energy market fosters innovation and competition, ensuring consumers benefit from diverse energy sources.
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The Iranian oil crisis highlights the complexities of global energy; we need a balanced approach between market and regulation.
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