Europe has voted – What does the rightward shift mean for energy?
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Right-wing parties have made gains in the EU parliamentary elections this past week, but a coalition of centrists remains likely.
Correspondent Camilla Naschert tells host Taylor Kuykendall what the result means for energy policymaking in the 27-member bloc.
The main message: Net zero is still on, but the pace of climate lawmaking may slow in coming years.
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