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Qatar Dampens German Hope of Quick Independence From Russian Gas

David Boos April 7, 2022

Saad al-Kaabi, Qatar’s Minister of Energy, referred to hopes that Qatar could immediately replace Russian gas deliveries to Germany as “nonsense.”

EU Says No to Natural Gas Price Cap

Sven R. Larson March 31, 2022

Price caps on electricity, which are meant to protect retail customers from soaring production costs, can cause supply shortages.

Austria’s €2 Billion Energy Price Relief Package Garners Hefty Criticism

David Boos March 28, 2022

Austria’s federal government has announced relief for Austrians suffering from inflation and rising energy prices. Opponents criticize the package as “a drop in the bucket.”

What Would Happen if Gas Stopped Coming to Europe?

Gergely Muraközi March 26, 2022

Germany’s disaster management officials examined what a major disruption of natural gas supply would entail and the results are chilling.

U.S. and Germany Ask Tyrants for Oil and Gas

Sven R. Larson March 24, 2022

German and U.S. governments capitulate to oppressive regimes in their search for Russian energy and oil alternatives.

German Import Prices Skyrocket; Electricity up by 200%

David Boos March 1, 2022

Even before the completion of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, German energy prices have gone through the roof due to the uncompromising switch to renewable energies. Combined with the looming threat of inflation, prices for energy imports have increased at a rate unseen since the 1970s.

Germany Woefully Unprepared for Potential Blackout

David Boos February 20, 2022

While the German government continues its move towards renewable energies, a recent report shows that the danger of a large-scale blackout is not only greater than ever, but that the German public is completely unprepared to deal with such a scenario.

Negotiations Between the European Union and Azerbaijan Concerning Armenia and Energy

Hélène de Lauzun February 10, 2022

The issue of tense relations with Armenia does not seem to be at the heart of the European negotiations. Energy imperatives take priority, and the destruction of Armenian cultural and religious heritage in Artsakh continues without major international reaction.

Lebanon Signs Deal with Jordan and Syria to Address its Energy Crisis

Carlos Perona Calvete January 28, 2022

This energy deal, however, will provide only a relative improvement, increasing energy availability from two to four daily hours per day in the coming months.

Nuclear Power and Natural Gas: Green Energy?

Bridget Ryder January 4, 2022

Many EU countries support a green designation for nuclear power. France has made nuclear energy the pillar of carbon-neutral energy production, and Czechia and Hungary also rely heavily on nuclear energy. Germany opposes this, but approves of a green label for natural gas as a transition energy.

Tag: energy

Qatar Dampens German Hope of Quick Independence From Russian Gas

EU Says No to Natural Gas Price Cap

Austria’s €2 Billion Energy Price Relief Package Garners Hefty Criticism

What Would Happen if Gas Stopped Coming to Europe?

U.S. and Germany Ask Tyrants for Oil and Gas

German Import Prices Skyrocket; Electricity up by 200%

Germany Woefully Unprepared for Potential Blackout

Negotiations Between the European Union and Azerbaijan Concerning Armenia and Energy

Lebanon Signs Deal with Jordan and Syria to Address its Energy Crisis

Nuclear Power and Natural Gas: Green Energy?

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