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Russia is attacking the power system that keeps Ukraine's economy running. Ukraine is striking the oil industry that helps fund Moscow's war. US negotiators hav…
Russia is attacking the power system that keeps Ukraine's economy running. Ukraine is striking the oil industry that helps fund Moscow's war. US negotiators have reportedly floated a return of Russian gas to Europe through Ukraine. Could energy trade help secure peace, or restore a dependence Europe has spent years trying to escape?
DW speaks to Agata Loskot-Strachota of the OSW Centre for Eastern Studies and Benjamin Schmitt of the University of Pennsylvania's Kleinman Center for Energy Policy about the pressures on both countries, Europe's choices and the risks of treating energy as a bargaining chip.
Subscribe to the audio podcast in the app of your choice here: https://pod.link/1840373319
Chapters:
0:00 Could energy help end the war?
1:40 Living with Europe's energy insecurity
2:52 Washington's change of direction
4:31 Europe's uneasy reliance on the US
6:38 The Russian gas proposal
9:12 Would Europe buy Russian gas again?
11:58 Keeping Ukraine's economy running
14:52 Protecting Ukraine's energy supply
17:12 Pressure on Russia's oil income
20:49 What refinery strikes cost Russia
22:59 What place for energy in a peace deal?
24:45 Europe's winter and its longer-term choice
#Russia #EU #Energy #DWbusiness #DWdip
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Россия занимает первое место в мире по запасам голубого топлива! Сколько бы санкций не принимали против России, Россия остаётся богатейшей страной в мире по природным ресурсам. Есть виды сырья и продукции, от которых Европа не может позволить себе отказаться и ввести санкции: рыба , соболий мех , алмазы. Россию невозможно победить ни на поле боя , ни с помощью санкций, ни изоляцией , в общем, никак нельзя победить Россию!
European political and media elites are dangerously childish and weak minded.<br><br>Of what business is Europes' if the US decides to do business with Russia. Is the US under Europe or something?.<br>What kind of stupidity is this? I'm really asking.
Do you actually think the story of Nordstream 1 and 2 are forgotten? Ukraine received FREE energy in exchange for the pipeline going to western Europe. When Ukraine started charging a fee for delivery on Russia they built Nordstream 2 to bypass Ukraine. The U.S said no to that idea, and overthrew the Ukrainian Government? Victoria Nuland installed a government and the war started with the killing of Russian speaking Ukrainians in the Donbass region. So now you want Russia to give away energy again?
Europe has spent years weaning itself off Russian gas, so we cannot start increasing imports just for the sake of convenience. <br>Russian gas funds war crimes - buying it is despicable and makes us complicit! We must do everything in our power to stop all imports!🤮
<b>That was the ORIGINAL plan.</b> The whole point of buying Russian gas was to make war too expensive for both sides. Peace through trade. If Putin valued that trade more than killing innocent Ukrainians to steal their land we would not be here. So going back won't help. Putin is a Trump level narcissistic psychopath and here we are.
Germany had no good reason to turn on Russian business relationship to stand up for Ukraine and fund the war against Russia instead. Restore the relationship with Russia is the right move. Ukraine has lost the war and Germany does not need to sink with the corrupt regime and let the Ukrainian people stop dying for EU.
Whats stopping Europe negotiations with Russia directly? If they dont like Usa direction, why not start their own talks? They constantly complain yet take no direct action themselves. Get afyer it Europe.
Europe has >60% of renewable energy today. A bit more PV, wind, hydro, biogas etc, more grid and some good storage, then all dictators will be obsolete.
What would have to change before Europe could safely buy Russian energy again? Could strict conditions make it part of a lasting peace, or would the dependence itself remain too risky?
For almost five years, Europeans have insisted that the whole point of sanctions is to force Russia to the negotiating table. More than 35,000 sanctions later, they are still claiming that Russia doesn't want to negotiate.<br>So does it work then? 🤷♀️<br>And now, completely separately, when actual US-Russia-Ukraine negotiations are planned in Abu Dhabi, suddenly Europe says these negotiations are a bad idea and shouldn't happen. Make it make sense.😩
Interestingly EU collectively spent around 230blns this year on Russian energy while lecturing and shaming other countries for doing the same 🤔 Besides the EU countries that buy Russian energy directly — France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Portugal, Hungary, Slovakia and Greece — the EU also imports Kazakh oil and oil products from India, a significant proportion of which are made from Russian crude oil or simply relabelled Russian products. 🤷♀️
Russia is attacking the power system that keeps Ukraine's economy running. Ukraine is striking the oil industry that helps fund Moscow's war. US negotiators have reportedly floated a return of Russian gas to Europe through Ukraine. Could energy trade help secure peace, or restore a dependence Europe has spent years trying to escape?
DW speaks to Agata Loskot-Strachota of the OSW Centre for Eastern Studies and Benjamin Schmitt of the University of Pennsylvania's Kleinman Center for Energy Policy about the pressures on both countries, Europe's choices and the risks of treating energy as a bargaining chip.
Subscribe to the audio podcast in the app of your choice here: https://pod.link/1840373319
Chapters:
0:00 Could energy help end the war?
1:40 Living with Europe's energy insecurity
2:52 Washington's change of direction
4:31 Europe's uneasy reliance on the US
6:38 The Russian gas proposal
9:12 Would Europe buy Russian gas again?
11:58 Keeping Ukraine's economy running
14:52 Protecting Ukraine's energy supply
17:12 Pressure on Russia's oil income
20:49 What refinery strikes cost Russia
22:59 What place for energy in a peace deal?
24:45 Europe's winter and its longer-term choice
#Russia #EU #Energy #DWbusiness #DWdip
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews
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