The CERAWeek conference in Houston brought dignitaries from 87 countries to discuss the future of energy.
"I think the word is transition, and transitions unfold over a long period of time. I spend a lot of time in ‘The New Map,’ looking at the history of energy transitions, and they unfold over a century," Yergin said, referring to his latest book. "And the notion that you can get everything done in 28 years, and half of it done in eight years, you're forgetting that this is a $90 trillion world economy that gets 80% of its energy from hydrocarbons.
Jennifer Granholm, U.S. energy secretary, speaks during the 2022 CERAWeek by S&P Global energy conference in Houston March 9, 2022.It wasn't just Yergin who came to that conclusion at CERAWeek.
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