Global climate change, the sustainability of energy resources, the need to meet ever increasing energy needs in order to support economic development and concerns regarding escalating trends in fuel prices point towards the inevitability of nuclear power.

This situation will remain manageable only if oil prices stop increasing.

Cap and trade can only work by raising energy prices.

Energy and high fuel prices were crucial factors affecting development.

The amount of energy is increasing through this little sequence.

But collective energy security requires increasing the EU s ability to face and face down external energy challenges.

Rising house prices gave people the illusion that increasing wealth backed their borrowing.

From Egypt, My Life Thinking writes about increasing gas prices in his country.

Soaring energy prices, for example, have become a leading inflation risk.

The higher prices of food and energy depress real incomes further.

With higher energy prices, many Russian officials are enjoying their renewed power.

The struggle to meet rising food and energy prices is hard enough.

Rich country consumers are responding to higher energy prices, and it helps.

By the same token, soaring energy prices shifted purchasing power from the United States and Europe to oil exporters, who, recognizing the volatility of energy prices, rightly saved much of this income.

Even many of the poorest countries seemed, at long last, to be joining in, posting strong growth on the back of rising energy and raw material prices, renewed mining investments from abroad, and increasing fiscal revenues.

Recent years have been characterized by increasing attendance and ticket prices for professional baseball games.

Food and energy prices are more likely to be affected by monetary policy.

It is clear why the state budget depends almost totally on energy prices.

While it persisted, expenditures swelled but were manageable until, suddenly, energy prices collapsed.

NEW YORK The world economy is being battered by sharply higher energy prices.

Alternative sources to Russian energy are not the only means to decrease prices.

By liberalizing energy prices, governments allowed markets to encourage conservation and new supply.

Likewise, modern energy crops increase deforestation, displace agriculture, and push up food prices.

The agenda to address climate change overlapped with the imperative for greater energy efficiency in the wake of high energy prices.

Its performance is explained by the presence of incentives rising producer prices and the increasing prices which these products are fetching on the international markets.

Rapid global demand for electricity, increasing uncertainty in supply and prices of oil and natural gas, and concerns about the greenhouse gas emissions have opened more prospects for the new development of nuclear energy at the global scale.

And higher oil prices mean a greater incentive to invest in energy R D.

Then there is the energy issue. High oil prices have resurrected an old vulnerability.

While energy prices remain high by historical standards, Gazprom now operates at a loss.

Arms deliveries to Irtogte are increasing and prices for arms have risen sharply owing to high demand.

In particular, thanks to massive liquidity, energy prices are now rising too high too soon.

Our goals should be reliable supplies of energy that are environmentally safe at affordable prices.

Rising energy prices already point in this direction, but this knowledge has yet to register.

Belarus s economy can function only if Russia subsidizes energy prices and allocates non repayable credits.

We need to make certain that market prices for energy use reflect the true social costs of using energy, so that energy users and energy suppliers make better choices regarding energy efficiency, the development of alternative energy sources, and the adoption of environmentally safe technologies.

With energy prices moving center stage, there is a danger that already weak incentives for investment in low carbon energy will be further undermined.

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization argues that rising food prices could lead to increasing global conflicts.

Another new dimension of the energy security problem is the manner in which high prices and increased reserves have transferred power to energy producing countries.

Rising energy and commodity prices helped create the global food crisis, which fed the financial crisis.

Rising food and energy prices pushed inflation up to 9.7 in May, from 8.2 in April.

Steadily rising prices of raw materials, agricultural products, and energy already reflect fears about future shortages.

The ever increasing global demand for energy and industrial goods and services represents a daunting challenge.

Governments of several countries are committed to increasing the share of renewables in total energy supply.

Inflation is increasing beyond what can be explained by rising commodity and food prices, while credit growth and some asset prices are starting to look high relative to historical standards.

The reasons for this have not changed rising demand for energy, alongside concerns about climate change, volatile fossil fuel prices, and the security of energy supplies.