EDF Energy has released a statement highlighting that the future prospects of fossil energy are 'no-brainers,' meaning simple and immediately realizable. This perspective is due to the need to create jobs and increase the range of options for energy consumers, particularly in local areas. According to CEO Simone Rossi of EDF Energy, 'the only solution is electricity.' This approach contrasts with the views of some environmentalists who argue that it is necessary to completely avoid using fossil energy.

EDF Energy has invested in fossil energy production projects in Northern Europe, including Rosebank and Jackdaw. These projects could contribute to job creation and public revenue, which could then be used to help families pay energy costs. According to Simone Rossi, these energies have a lesser environmental impact compared to imports, as they do not require long-distance transportation.

Leaders have also supported the UK government's decision to grant exploration licenses for fossil energy projects in sectors already allowed by law. Criticisms have been mainly directed at the fact that EDF Energy is offering a solution that is immediate without considering the temporary nature of fossil energy. The future of energy cannot be determined solely based on a limited or simplistic approach.

Climate change requires a global and responsible vision that includes the use of alternative energy sources and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. In conclusion, while EDF Energy has released a statement supporting the 'no-brainer' approach towards fossil energy, this approach must be considered in connection with the views of some environmentalists and politicians who consider it insufficient to address climate change. A global and responsible approach should be considered to ensure a more secure and cleaner energy future.