Mar. 26 at 4:57 PM
$ENPH LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - War in Iran and the related surge in fossil fuel prices have driven some politicians to push for more renewable energy in Europe, yet market volatility, an expected rise in interest rates and sluggish permitting make investors wary.
Nearly a month into the conflict that caused the biggest energy market disruption in history, countries reliant on oil and gas imports are seeking alternatives and trying to scale up green energy to ensure supply security for the future.