Greenpeace criticises EU's 'deep incoherence' over Hormuz energy shock

Greenpeace has criticized the European Union's response to the Strait of Hormuz's closure, describing the bloc's energy strategy as deeply incoherent. According to the NGO, the crisis exposed Europe's reliance on fossil fuels and represented a pivotal opportunity to accelerate a shift toward renewables. EU leaders, Greenpeace argues, failed to seize that moment. Spain's energy policies, by contrast, offer a stronger template for the continent.

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