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> And if the US wants to deliver cheaper LPG, why shouldn't we buy it? Because it requires building a terminal in Hamburg or another Baltic port and a distribu
by petre 8y ago
> And if the US wants to deliver cheaper LPG, why shouldn't we buy it?
Because it requires building a terminal in Hamburg or another Baltic port and a distribution pipeline. It's easier to keep buying from Russia.
What you do not understand is how energy is being produced/sold. Supply has to meet demand at all times, otherwise energy is sold at a discount or lost. Pure end of the year statistics don't mean much.
- Krasnol 8y agoWe're doing both at the moment and what you don't understand is that if you have more then one source for the product you want and the producers really really want to sell it, you are in a better position then being depended on one source. Something that will surely be a risk with Russia being Russia. The new regulations the EU will probably slam onto the project will also add to the good outcome. And all this for a technology that in the end will be and probably already is a bridge and backup between the old and new energy sources.