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I might be repeating something that was already said but re: the gas situation in Europe, hs.fi reported two facts that I thought brought some perspective: - While gas storage is at 90% of capacity, more than usual at this time of year, stored gas can only cover maybe as little as one third of gas used during the winter months. Previously, most use was covered by gas delivered from the pipelines and only a minor part from storage. - Most of that 90% is still gas that was received from Russia via pipes. Now, assuming the pipelines stay shut, 2023 looks very problematic; with ship-delivered lng, getting to good levels of stored gas one year from now could be very difficult. Furthermore, while terminals for receiving lng are being built in Europe, there's not enough spare capacity in lng shipping terminals. If projects started now, it would not help capacity for 2023 or probably even 2024. All in all, a lot hinges on if the winter will be mild, normal or unusually cold.
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Saladman posted:They said that at first, but more recently have been like you know what? Screw Sweden.
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Finnish papers report that exports of goods to Kyrgyzstan jumped over 800% last year. Exports to Kazakhstan, which were larger to start with, grew by 143%. Some of this is probably due to genuinely looking for new markets, but I think it's quite obvious what is going on.
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