When Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022, it singularly ignited a sleeping energy crisis, which contributed to generational high levels of inflation throughout last year and laid bear the reality of underinvestment in the energy transition and security Speaking of 2022, "energy has been a scarring event this year, it has been the one place to hide, and if you did not have it you had a relatively tough time...
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