Energy systems have experienced a series of shocks, forcing many governments to step in to protect citizens and companies from skyrocketing prices while scrambling to shore up national energy security.

As decisions-makers worldwide strive to craft energy strategies for the year ahead, how can they reconcile energy resilience, affordability and sustainability?

This session was developed in collaboration with CNN.

This session is directly linked to the ongoing work of the Platform for Shaping the Future of Energy, Materials and Infrastructure of the World Economic Forum.

Speakers: Julia Chatterley, Fatih Birol, Patricia K. Poppe, Vicki Hollub, Martin Wolf, Jozef Sikela

00:00 Introduction
03:51 Opportunities and risks
08:55 Investing in wind and solar
11:42 Energy security
17:10 Challenges in California
22:00 Emissions reality check
27:50 Creating good competition
37:30 Subsidies
41:00 Early investment
44:16 Martin Wolf's closing thoughts



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