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EU Better Hope Global Warming Is Real As NatGas Withdrawals Begin With Dangerously Low Reserves
EU Better Hope Global Warming Is Real As NatGas Withdrawals Begin With Dangerously Low Reserves
European natural gas futures climbed for a second day as countries began drawing on stockpiles already at exceptionally low seasonal levels.
Brussels is now left hoping that Greta Thunberg's global warming narrative is real to ease pressure on the region's fragile energy balance. Even then, one or two severe cold snaps could accelerate inventory depletion, intensify competition for LNG cargoes and push the energy-stricken continent toward another winter crisis, particularly if disruptions around the Strait of...
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