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There isn't enough LNG import capacity at present to replace Russian pipeline exports. There are quite a few slated to be built but these projects take a long
by thinkcontext 5y ago
There isn't enough LNG import capacity at present to replace Russian pipeline exports. There are quite a few slated to be built but these projects take a long time to get built.
Also, even if there was sufficient capacity to import an equal volume of LNG there's still the problem of distributing it. Pipelines and other infrastructure have to be built to take care of new chokepoints.
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoIsn't there? If I look at the not up to date maps from https://www.gie.eu/publications/maps/ https://www.gie.eu/publications/maps/ there is since years. We can import gas which is delivered as CLNG via Rotterdam, Zeebrugge, maybe even Dunkerque. The infrastructure is there since years, and has enough capacity. What is happening at the moment is just caused by speculation, hoarders, and politics. All this crying is from the uninformed, multiplied by the presstitutes.