Dan Jørgensen

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The Rest Is Politics · 547. The Truth About Russian Oil, Net Zero, and North Sea Drilling · 24 Jun 2026 podcast

So for us, this transition is also one that we do for economic reasons.

But of course, climate change, for me, that's one of the reasons why I went into politics.

And for me, it's still the biggest crisis that we face.

And contrary to the other crises that we're in, which will hopefully will disappear, and we will solve these problems, climate change, I'm afraid, will be here for the rest of our lives.

And it's going to be much more serious than it is now.

So we do need to fight it.

And we do need to take leadership.

What...

I think it's important to realize is that it's not us doing it alone.

China is actually the country on the planet that's deploying the most renewable energy right now.

India is also moving in that direction.

And even in the US, where of course we have a government that does not agree with my point of views, a state like Texas,

They are raising record numbers of wind turbines every year.

So this is done to fight climate change for some of us, yes, but for others it's simply done because it's healthy economics.

Even if we wanted to follow the American example, which I would warn against because we still need to fight climate change, but even if we wanted that, it wouldn't actually be a possibility for us because we do not have those resources.

We don't have that much gas.

We don't have that much oil.

But I do really need to be quite clear on this matter about prices.

If you look at what constitutes an energy bill,

It's three things.

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