Raw LLM Responses

It won't be immediate, unfortunately too much rides on O&G to just let it die, so for the first months after the pandemic we'll see subsidies going to oil companies. The thing with renewables is they don't fluctuate nearly as much as oil does in an economic downturn. Usually returns on investment in oil are about 20%, whereas renewables get you 5-10%. Currently though oil has dropped to below 5% returns, and renewables have remained steady. Assuming energy investors are paying attention, there's a good chance many will prefer the comfort of a steady investment in renewable vs a risky investment in oil, but that will take a year of oil being propped back up before ultimately dropping back down again. If anything will push us further into a green revolution as a result of this pandemic, that'll be it.