note: this outlook has some other points of interest to spotlight on a few things
division between government sentiment will be a deciding factor, worst of all the most to benefit are the ones to dispose of it. given geopolitics in Canada and the US- liberal urban vs rural conservative split. but I think the writing is on the wall in terms of renewables and NON-RENEWABLE recourses like oil/ coal and long term sustainability. - driving factors like lowered distribution costs from transporting raw energy then the cost to deliver refined energy to large groups of people who want electric cars but grids cant sustain energy delivery for air-conditioning in the summer, simple and effective ideas would be to bring renewable based localized power plants that deliver power during the day, solving air-conditioning problem, while charging the cars at night with the excess power generated from nuclear energy we sell at a loss. this may be a more realistic approach to solving energy needs.
the point remains that oil and gas will be available for the length of the transition but with cost/energy production coming down every year on renewables, and energy prices constantly rising with inflation we are at an apex point of a shift in energy dynamics.