CLEAN : Ukraine war can't 'obviate' climate urgency, says John Kerry in Davos

Wong Ching introduces a discussion on the transition to renewable energy amidst the Ukraine crisis. He emphasizes the need for creative solutions rather than reverting to outdated infrastructure. The crisis should not deter progress in addressing climate change. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to a global energy crisis, affecting oil, natural gas, and coal markets. Despite these challenges, the focus should remain on sustainable energy solutions.

What is Wong Ching's main message regarding the Ukraine crisis and energy infrastructure?

• To revert to old infrastructure to solve the crisis

• To focus solely on economic growth

• To ignore the Ukraine crisis

• To seek global partnerships for renewable energy

Why does Wong Ching believe we should not build out old infrastructure?

• It is not creative or smart given the stakes

• It is too expensive

• It is already sufficient

• It is not technologically feasible

What false narrative does Wong Ching warn against?

• That climate change is not real

• That renewable energy is too costly

• That the Ukraine crisis justifies ignoring climate action

• That fossil fuels are the future

What does Wong Ching identify as the first global energy crisis?

• The natural gas crisis of the 1990s

• The coal shortage in the 1980s

• The current crisis due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

• The oil crisis of the 1970s

Which country is highlighted as a major player in the global energy market?

• United States

• India

• China

• Russia