Germany Is Trying to Pivot From Russian Oil. It'll Struggle

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- On Friday, Germany announced plans to switch away from Russian oil. It’s a laudable goal, but the logistics of doing so present an immense hurdle.

With (almost) no oil production of its own, Germany depends on imports.

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