Imagine this: Monday morning, just after six. In the Port of Rotterdam, the day is getting underway. An energy company in the Botlek is receiving three blows at once. First, the news that the LNG (liquefied natural gas) supply has come to a halt—not a technical malfunction, but a maritime blockade thousands of kilometers away, caused by a geopolitical conflict over which no one here has a grip. Then the digital systems falter: screens freeze, pr…
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Imagine this: Monday morning, just after six. In the Port of Rotterdam, the day is getting underway. An energy company in the Botlek is receiving three blows at once. First, the news that the LNG (liquefied natural gas) supply has come to a halt—not a technical malfunction, but a maritime blockade thousands of kilometers away, caused by a geopolitical conflict over which no one here has a grip. Then the digital systems falter: screens freeze, pr…