Wall Street Banks to Preserve Energy Sources in European Offices

JPMorgan has carried out power outage simulations to prepare for the loss of power, while Deutsche Bank will shut off hot water and water fountains to mitigate the impact of Russia's decision to stop the flow of gas from Nord Stream 1 pipeline.

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