What influences further increase in energy tensions around the world in 2022

Worldwide energy tensions are likely to be further exacerbated in 2022 by a number of factors. First, the recovery of the global economy may lead to more demand for energy, especially oil and gas. Second, growing climate change and environmental pollution problems may accelerate global demand for renewable and clean energy, but instability in energy supply during the transition period may also lead to tensions. Third, geopolitical risks and international trade disputes could affect the supply and prices of traditional energy sources such as crude oil, natural gas and coal. Fourth, the new crown epidemic may continue to affect the global energy supply chain and energy demand. Overall, a variety of factors, including the global economy, climate change, geopolitical risks, international trade disputes and epidemics, may have an impact on the global energy market, leading to increased energy tensions. In order to address this situation, there is a need to accelerate the transition and innovation of clean energy and to improve the sustainability and stability of energy supply. At the same time, there is a need to strengthen international cooperation and coordination,*** together to address global energy challenges.