US EditionGerman LNG Terminal Sees Ship Head for Gibraltar After Dispute
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Fracking, methane, wide transports: Liquefied natural gas is often mistakenly referred to as ‘green'. Why critics in Germany demand to end the LNG age as quickly as possible.
While the German taxpayer is asked to pay for electricity and heating, billions are flowing into a gas strategy that is neither independent nor economically meaningful – and which does not even fit into the climate narrative. Because the LPG is cleaner than coal in terms of emissions either. Since the politically motivated break with Russia, German politicians have overturned themselves with symbol politics. Instead of cheap and available energy…
German LNG Terminal Sees Ship Head for Gibraltar After Dispute
A floating liquefied natural gas terminal chartered by Germany left its temporary location in recent days, signaling that the contentious project to boost energy security is unlikely get back on track anytime soon.
No ship is in sight - obviously there are disagreements between the parties involved.
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