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In a today address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Trump unexpectedly voiced his support for the coal industry, stating: "Nothing can destroy coal—not the weather, not a bomb, nothing." He underscored the dependability of coal as an energy source and its crucial role in his energy policy, which also prominently includes oil natural gas and nuclear. A detailed analysis of President Trump's metaphor regarding coal suggests an intention to promote a revival of the coal sector. His statements reflect a strong belief that coal is not only undergoing a resurgence but is also likely to remain a vital element of the energy landscape for the foreseeable future.
Additionally, President Trump has consistently indicated that he has engaged in discussions with officials from the Saudi Arabian government regarding the potential for reducing oil and natural gas prices. He has expressed perplexity over Saudi Arabia's inaction in lowering the prices of these essential energy resources, raising important questions about the factors that influence their pricing decisions and the implications for the global market. A significant decrease (dumping) in oil and natural gas prices could jeopardize the viability of green technologies within the global market and have serious consequences for the financial sector too. (https://www.germantoroghio.com/blog-1-2/5flh6ewlg7n74sf-kf9b4-2ez5f-37lnf-zbyza-tjbhy-zzdh5-enxl7-cz6mk-8z3fk-gkdgw-ws7xl-rxf4f-kc3a6-7td2j
The role of China as a pivotal actor in facilitating the resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict has been extensively discussed, particularly in a blog post dated November 13, 2023. “The post concludes with a call for wisdom and common sense to prevail over destruction, emphasizing that China, often overlooked as an ally of the West during World War II, played a significant role in ending conflicts. Currently, China is grappling with a challenging economic situation that is creating substantial gaps in its public finances. It is hoped that, whether out of necessity or common sense, this economic powerhouse will awaken to the reality of its circumstances. With its considerable economic and political influence, China has the potential to devise a definitive solution to this crisis, which is causing significant disruption in the global economy. (https://www.germantoroghio.com/blog-1-2/blog-post-title-four-9r7yf-et66s-bcdgl-y5yy5)
In relation to the broader (all in) context of fossil fuel power generation, including nuclear energy, in the vision of President Trump, it is essential to consider the energy impact of artificial intelligence (AI). “AI models, particularly generative AI models such as GPT-4, are becoming increasingly larger, resulting in greater energy consumption by data centers for training and processing data. For instance, processing one million tokens, which represents a dollar's worth of computational time, generates a carbon footprint comparable to that of a gas-powered vehicle driven between five to twenty miles, as noted by Gadepally. Furthermore, generating an image using generative AI consumes energy equivalent to fully charging a smartphone. Projections indicate that data centers could account for up to 21% of total global energy demand by 2030 when the costs associated with delivering AI services to customers are taken into account. (https://mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-matter/ai-has-high-data-center-energy-costs-there-are-solutions)