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That's not where most of the gas is going. It would have been smart to invest in energy diversity before the war started. Too late for that now.
by hyperdunc 4y ago
That's not where most of the gas is going.
It would have been smart to invest in energy diversity before the war started. Too late for that now.
- HyprMusic 4y agoIt is overwhelmingly used for heating, followed by boiling water and cooking. Please spend 5 minutes googling before throwing out baseless claims. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=Energy_consumption_in_households#Energy_consumption_in_households_by_type_of_end-use https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...
- empiricus 4y agofrom the link: "final energy consumption in residential sector" - so it does not include the industrial usage
- mdorazio 4y agoFrom the Highlights section in your link: "In 2019, households represented 26% of final energy consumption, or 17% of gross inland energy consumption, in the EU". So 74% of consumption is not households. What am I missing?
- MrYellowP 4y ago> That's not where most of the gas is going. Translated: It doesn't matter if people freeze, to death or otherwise. I guess you also don't mind food shortages, as long as they don't affect you personally.
- hyperdunc 4y agoWould you turn off all the gas? Are there no other ways to light the metaphorical fire? Isn't it interesting how you admit that the lives of so many depend on natural resources they don't control?