An energy crisis is a situation in which the demand for energy exceeds the supply available, leading to significant shortages and increased energy prices. This can result from various factors, including geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, technological failures, supply chain disruptions, or abrupt changes in energy policy. During an energy crisis, consumers and industries may face higher costs for electricity, heating, and fuel, potentially leading to economic impacts and social unrest. Energy crises often highlight the vulnerabilities in energy infrastructure and the need for diversified energy sources and sustainable practices. In recent history, energy crises have prompted discussions about energy conservation, alternative energy sources, and the transition to renewable energy.
As winter envelops the Northern Hemisphere, a significant shift in energy dynamics is taking place, primarily in the Global South. China's and India's approach to energy stands in stark contrast…