https://www.econologie.com/les-principaux-resultats-du-moteur-pantone-articles-1314.html
Finally, we think that the inertia of our society, whose financial pillars are based on fossil fuels happily taxed by states around the world, is huge! We have seen in 2004: a decrease in fuel consumption of 1% leads to a dry loss for the French State of 1 billion euros ... the blockage of econological innovations may just be the ... simply .
Blessfully taxed by states around the world?
No, a small tribe still resists:
http://www.radio86.fr/decouvrir-et-apprendre/business/economiques/6626/petrole-chine-comment-le-desequilibre-chinois-affecte-l-economie-mondiale
The decline in Chinese stock markets is, in part, due to the losses of PetroChina and Sinopec groups, groups that buy oil at the international market price. who sell it in China at a loss because of price caps.
prices in Chinese pumps are still far from those of the free market
China is currently the second largest importer oil
Apparently, at home, it's not taxed, it's subsidized and it costs them money.
An idea?