>eurobros we got too co-ACK!
Eurobros we got too co-ACK!
Ethan Sanchez
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Jaxon Clark
>Germany's economy minister
David Russell
inb4 le epic WWII history reference
Adrian Harris
Why do they need so much gas?
Gavin Rogers
inb4 le epic WWII history reference
Adam Perez
We (United States of America) will win in the end
Alexander Rivera
Our oil production surpassed russia 4 year ago back in 2018
Nolan Richardson
guess the iraq war really did pay off
Jayden Sullivan
Today, we produce 50% more than russia (and still rising rapidly). We won.
Ryder Clark
That 85% full is 85% of the 20% of the total annual German consumption
Gavin Morales
i'm dumb. why are the prices so high if russian gas is only 10% now?
Lucas Wilson
You would know...
Dominic Young
Standard oil (Exxon mobile) use to produce 95% of the world oil back in early 1900s. We will return to that number
Andrew Russell
because the alternative to cheap russian gas is obviously more expensive? why do you think they imported so much russian gas in the first place, so putin could afford a new yacht?
Logan Gutierrez
Its mostly due to fracking becoming technologically viable enough. Too bad europeans started banning it prematurely back in early 2010s before the result shows for itself a decade later.
Aiden Rogers
"Henry hub" is pipeline gas in Louisiana. LNG is liquified natural gas transported on ships.
Tyler Brooks
Russia doesn't have that much to do with the energy crunch. It's been building for a while now. Mostly due to a sharp increase in demand as countries come out of lockdown.
Benjamin Cox
German gas storage capacity is about 1/3 of their demand through the winter, so when the pipeline is cut someone is still gonna freeze anyway
Chase Nguyen
We're back OIL BARONS
William Gonzalez
>I will keep posting counterfactual nonsense because I can.
Lincoln Smith
I don't find it hard to believe because energy prices seemingly rose long before the war. But lockdowns ending made everyone use lots more energy than before kung flu? How does that work?
Connor Young
Demand for natural gas in Europe peaked in 2005-2010.
See
The market might have been anticipating escalated conflict in 2021.
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