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If they just turn a valve, they break contract. If they pipeline blows up, its force majeure. They can still pump gas using the other pipelines (yamal etc). But
by tpm 4y ago
If they just turn a valve, they break contract. If they pipeline blows up, its force majeure.
They can still pump gas using the other pipelines (yamal etc). But they will shut down all of them eventually. Why? Because they are past the point of no return.
- phpthrowaway99 4y agoA decent portion of EU citizens think going without Russian gas is a terrible idea. And that's this summer. Just wait until it gets cold. Going back is very easy. Most of the public wants to go back, and you can go back.
- jchmrt 4y agoYou keep asserting in this thread that most EU citizens want to get russian gas right now. This doesn't really correspond with what I perceive in my country or understand to be the case in the rest of the EU... Do you have any public polling to back this up and are you talking about any regions in the EU in particular?
- phpthrowaway99 4y agoMaybe I misspoke with most, if I said that. I meant Many. There were large protests in Germany just this week to get more energy flowing.
- tpm 4y agoYeah, on one hand "large protests", on the other, more than 70% of Germans are for continued help to Ukraine despite gas shortage.
- joshgree88888 4y agoWhat is it with all these comments that think contractual obligations have any weight in a geopolitical dispute like this?