The Green transition : inflation that we cannot afford not to bear

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      <subfield code="a">The "green transition" to renewable energy is expected to create additional structural inflation pressures over the next decade through drivers such as "fossilflation", "greenflation" and "fiscalflation". The faster renewables are adopted, the more inflation pressure we expect over the medium-term. Yet a faster transformation now will lower the inflationary cost over the very long term, as the pressures fade and we benefit from migitating "climateflation"  the inflationary costs of climate change</subfield>
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