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Canada Returns Gas Turbine to Russia

David Boos July 13, 2022

Canada’s return of a repaired gas turbine to Russia has left Germans relieved that the gas flow through Nord Stream 1 may soon resume. But Ukrainian officials are disappointed about the circumvention of sanctions.

EU Commission Warns of Social Strife This Winter

Bridget Ryder July 11, 2022

Frans Timmermans, the executive vice-president of the European Commission, said that making people suffer this winter in order to stay on track with the energy transition would ultimately be disastrous for solving ‘the climate crisis.’

EU Parliament Gives Gas and Nuclear ‘Green’ Status

Bridget Ryder July 7, 2022

For hard-core environmentalists and countries that have already weighted their energy production away from both gas and nuclear, the taxonomy is considered ‘greenwashing.’

Expert: Gas Prices in Some European Countries May Double or Triple by 2023

Robert Semonsen June 30, 2022

An expert from an Austrian think-tank has predicted that European gas prices—despite already having skyrocketed across the continent following the onset of the Russo-Ukrainian war—may double or even triple by next year.

Europe Warned to Prepare for Gas Rationing

Bridget Ryder June 24, 2022

Birol warned that governments had not taken sufficient steps to prepare for a complete cut off from Russian natural gas supplies.

European Parliament Kills Gas Engines

Bridget Ryder June 12, 2022

An opinion from the Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy expressed doubts about the ban on combustion engines. It pointed out that uncertainty still surrounds the future of electric cars.

EU Commission Allows Gas Payments in Rubles to Russia

David Boos May 24, 2022

On Thursday, May 19th, the EU Commission decided to allow gas importers to open ruble accounts for gas payments to Gazprombank. For a long time,

Energy Policy is Based on Hard Facts, Not on Ideology: The Case of Hungary

Mátyás Kohán May 5, 2022

The Orbán cabinet has put in place the means for Hungary to be independent from Russian natural gas. In the course of 12 years, it built links to all possible alternative energy sources; the fact that a number of them are inoperable is due to other countries.

How Should the West Deal with the War in Ukraine?

Pieter Cleppe April 30, 2022

There are a few things that the West can do. One is to follow the Latin motto “Si vis pacem, para bellum,” or “If you want peace, prepare for war.” This certainly applies to the Benelux, Germany, and Sweden, whose armed forces have been severely weakened over the past three decades.

The Lure of National Dependence

Jorge González-Gallarza April 27, 2022

In Western Europe, meanwhile, our globalized, post-national era of peace and prosperity has wrought decadence and complacency. It has erased from the national consciousness the blood and tears needed to get independence and to keep it.

Tag: gas

Canada Returns Gas Turbine to Russia

EU Commission Warns of Social Strife This Winter

EU Parliament Gives Gas and Nuclear ‘Green’ Status

Expert: Gas Prices in Some European Countries May Double or Triple by 2023

Europe Warned to Prepare for Gas Rationing

European Parliament Kills Gas Engines

EU Commission Allows Gas Payments in Rubles to Russia

Energy Policy is Based on Hard Facts, Not on Ideology: The Case of Hungary

How Should the West Deal with the War in Ukraine?

The Lure of National Dependence

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