IT House reported on March 7 that the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has raised concerns about tight oil supply, and brent crude oil prices rose 18% to $139.13 at one point, up 21% last week.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk called on Twitter the other day that oil and gas production must be increased immediately, and extraordinary measures are needed in extraordinary times. This will have a negative impact on Tesla, but sustainable energy solutions cannot react immediately to make up for Russia's oil and gas exports.
Earlier today, Musk said on Twitter that Europe should restart dormant nuclear power plants and increase the power generation of existing nuclear power plants, which is critical to national and international security.
IT House understands that Musk has previously supported the use of nuclear energy in public, arguing that it is possible to build a very, very safe nuclear power plant. Last September, Musk said he supported the use of nuclear energy and was "surprised by some public sentiment against nuclear energy." While Musk supports nuclear power, he said that meeting the growing demand must rely on "large-scale sustainable power generation developments, primarily wind and solar." ”