Europe Forgot the Lesson the 1970s Oil Shocks Once Taught
The continent answered with reactors, pipeline diplomacy, and offshore drilling, then spent three decades neglecting and dismantling everything it had built.
Europe Forgot the Lesson the 1970s Oil Shocks Once Taught The continent answered with reactors, pipeline diplomacy, and offshore drilling, then spent three decades neglecting and dismantling everything it had built. Mar 24, 2026 501 49 98 Share The Puzzle the Market Is Posing Doomberg is back on Decouple. As one of the sharpest numerically-grounded voices writing about energy markets, he opened our recent conversation with a puzzle: given everything that has happened, the numbers simply should not look like this. Venezuela’s president was arrested and extradited to New York, the United States
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