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It’s a really good question. Probably the answer was a mixture of (2), (3) and (4). As things stand now, Europe is going to have to answer this question right n
by matthewdgreen 4y ago
It’s a really good question. Probably the answer was a mixture of (2), (3) and (4). As things stand now, Europe is going to have to answer this question right now in a hurry since reliable access to Russian gas no longer seems like a viable option. In other words: it wasn’t a choice whether Europe would need another option, but simply whether they would have to do it in a crisis mode.
- AstralStorm 4y agoYes, it was always felt that Russian gas was risky, but diversification was done with regard to energy before everyone tried to cut emissions by using gas...