The transition to large-scale electrification is raising questions about the prudence of replacing one energy dependency with another without proper assessment of the risks involved.
The article addresses the concept of "forced electrification" and draws attention to what it describes as a "gap" that nobody wants to discuss publicly.
The author argues that it is not necessary to resort to conspiracy theories to question this approach, suggesting that the concerns are legitimate and reasonable.
The text underlines the absence of a serious public debate on the risks associated with this change in the energy paradigm, without providing specific details about the sectors or countries involved.
