Central bankers can’t print gas. The UK & EU sheeple are going to pay a high price for electing globalist stooges who let Enron-style energy pirates take control of their power grids as part of their “financialization of everything.” BOHICA time, energy consumers.
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Pipeline, which runs to Germany under Baltic Sea, was due to reopen yesterday
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But Russia has kept it offline, citing ‘oil leak’, after G7 agreed on an oil price cap
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European gas buyers grappling with record-high prices now face further pain
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Gas prices now likely to surge again, sparking fears that energy may be rationed
Gas prices are expected to soar again when markets open tomorrow after Russia cut off its Nord Stream 1 supply pipeline to Europe – as experts raise fears that energy could be rationed.
The pipeline, which runs to Germany under the Baltic Sea, was due to reopen yesterday after planned ‘maintenance’ works left it out of action for three days.
But Russia has kept Nord Stream offline, citing an ‘oil leak’, after the G7 agreed an oil price cap on Russian energy in further sanctions on the country.
Gazprom, the state-controlled energy firm which controls gas exports, yesterday said it had found ‘oil leaks’ in a turbine in St Petersburg, meaning the supply of Russian gas would remain turned off ‘indefinitely’.
European gas buyers already grappling with record-high prices are now facing further pain when the markets open on tomorrow, sparking fears over energy rationing.