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Germany Looks to Cut Dependence on Russian Gas

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Published:
Mon, Feb 28, 2022
Authors
Jaime Concha, Copenhagen
Philippe Roos, Strasbourg
Editor
Andrew Kelly
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Germany said it will fast-track moves to reduce its dependence on imports of Russian gas and coal by supporting construction of LNG import terminals and speeding up plans to expand renewable energy.

Topics:
Gas Demand, Gas Supply, Policy and Regulation, LNG Projects, Floating LNG, Nuclear Policy, Renewable Electricity , Sanctions, Security Risk , Ukraine Crisis
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