> Gaymany's gas storage levels are sub-60%> industries & homes are sharing this storageThis will be one expensive winter to heat homes in Gaymany, and keep industries running - which means next year there will be a lot of layoffs in Gaymany.How have you Hans & Mehmets prepared?
>>543407974they already made a deal few day ago in the UN relax
>>543407974we have seen this movie beforewhat comes next ?I remember now..........
>>543408033what deal?
dead russians is worth it
>>543407974HAHAHAHAHA CLIMATE CHANGE SAVED US EL NINNO IS CAUSING WARM WINTER HAHAHAHAHa SAVED.WHO IS THE CHOSEN NOW? YEARS OF TRYING AND SCHEMING TO FREEZE US AND NOW ITS JUST WARM. HAHAHAHAGET REKT KIKESSUN AND GOD LOVE GERMANY
>>543410165Quite high hopes you got there, but that won't save Gaymany from the next spring's layoffs.
>>543407974Germany is sitting on an abundance of coal though.
I still remember when pussyia cut us off years ago there were notice videos playing before the movies in the cinemas on what measures to take to preserve heat/energy. Nothing hilarious, just the common sense things like not keeping the windows open for over 5 minutes while heating. Anyways, miggers on 4chan were gloating as they're now, and this time I don't even see any infomercials. Therefore I conclude nothing ever happens.
>>543411203shut the fuck up, ivan
>>543412513>Germany is sitting on an abundance of coal though.yes, but they deliberatly refuse to use it, in fact the whole of the EU could satisfy their electricity needs for the next 130-150years if they would tap into the coal that is just inisde the EU.German electricity production price from coal wihout all the taxes is just something like 1.5cent/kWh. The old guys who put the plants right next to the coal mines were not idiots.Meanwhile the whole of the EU is in a Climate Anti Co2 crusade banning every form of reliable energy generation. Coal and Oil gone, because MUH CO2, Nuclear gone because MUH FUKUSHIMA, Gas gone MUH RUSSIANS/MUH CO2,
>>543412772The big difference is that back in 2022 EU cucked out & kept buying the gas, while the initial spikes were due to supply chains not being calibrated for the sanctions' circumvention. Now they are, but that's going to be disrupted again in early 2027, when the total Russian gas purchase ban becomes effective.That will lead into a jump on prices across the EU, since the only realistic suppliers after taht will be Norway & the US - both of whom can't increase their supplying capacity for 7-10 years.So the Russian gas will suddenly become Turkish gas, and both of them can reap neat premiums, which your energy company will pay, but which your industries can't afford to.>>543412821Thank you for your input, Herr Suleijmanovic - you may now proceed to savour your favourite drainage opener.
>>543413739don’t care didn’t read dead russians is totally worth it no matter what happens
>>543412889tbf, tapping into that coal would require loads of environmental destruction, which will cause worse problems than it solves.Nonetheless, it ought to be tapped into, emission reduction tech should be charged financially, and nuclear tech must be expanded. Boomerism of both Boomers & Gen X geriatrics keeps all of EU crippled.>>543413782thank you private Mihailov in Kiev - you many now proceed to rape the next conscript who refuses to pick a gun in your training facility.
>>543413782realistically you probably have russian blood in you kek.
