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right, of course germany may consider i think that s a very interesting idea. the tariff. germany may consider cutting russian oil. it s less likely to stop purchasing russian gas. so what needs to be done to the perhaps help germany find alternative gas supplies? that s really the stumbling block. you re right. germany imports more than 50% of its gas from russia. so it will be extremely challenging for the country to move forward. but we have done analysis showing this is possible. it will have to be a mix of options. one hand increase the imports in europe and also in germany particular and that s why germany now is planning to build lng plants and units. then there would be the need to open up again the coal fire
CourseGasCarnage-russiaSoilGermanyIdeaTariffSuppliesAlternative-gasStumbling-block50OptionsMove forward. but we have done analysis at brugel showing this is possible. it will have to be a mix of options. on the one hand, increase the lng imports in europe and germany in particular. that s why germany is planning to build the lng plants and the floating storage units. then there will be the need toe open up again the coal-fired power plants that currently sit idle in order to produce electricity with coal for a certain period of time rather than gas. and then germany needs to double down on renewable energy, energy savings, and all these options are important to get through the russian gas as quickly as possible. this is viable. we can do that. right. just very quickly, why did germany ever think it was smart idea to become so dependent on energy from russia? look, this is a long-lasting energy policy and foreign policy
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