Will the rise of Europe's far-right populists send renewables into reverse?

Politicians around Europe trade barbs of ‘suicidal policies’ and ‘gross populism’ as debate over clean power and net zero reaches fever-pitch. Can ‘affordability’ provide some common ground?

Spanish VOX leader Santiago Abascal, hosting European far-right leaders including Geert Wilders (Dutch Freedom Party, France’s Marine Le Pen (National Rally).Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Italy’s Deputy Prime Minster Matteo Salvini.Photo: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images

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