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This is Not Cool – with Peter Sinclair
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This is Not Cool – with Peter Sinclair
“Energy Dominance” is the obnoxious authoritarian language that the administration has adopted for how the US will conduct business. The recent threats and blustering in regard to Greenland have done more than compromise NATO – they have forced Europeans, who have been moving away from reliance on an unreliable Moscow for energy, to begin looking at the US in the same light.Since 2022 and the Ukraine invasion, Europe has redoubled its transition to non-fossil energy, while, on a parallel track, substituting US LNG for Russia’s pipeline gas. Current Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, a fracking mogul, bought his cabinet seat with massive campaign donations precisely in order to massively expand exports from newly built terminals on the Gulf of Mexico.Now, the very markets Wright and his Cronies had hoped to exploit are waking up to the reality that under Trump, the US is just another global bully, allied with Russia, that they cannot rely on for critical resources.Look for Europe to pull back from commitments to US LNG, and accelerate the energy transition – as the DeutscheWelle report notes above, starting with bigger commitments to offshore wind, a direct and very efficient competitor to gas. Although the report notes primarily the concerns about Russia, it’s not hard to fill in the blanks.In addition, the Trump administration’s ideological denial of the irresistible force of the energy transition has allowed them to believe that the very fastest growing energy markets, South and Southeast Asia, and Africa, will somehow sit still and be pliable, dependent, supplicants to US gas supplies. That view is not aging well.An added kicker is that Trump continues to bully and insult our formerly closest and most trusted ally, Canada – which has it’s own vast gas reserves, and now a fierce new motivation to push back on Trumpian treachery with expanded exports of its own.Bloomberg:The European Union’s energy chief said the bloc is growing increasingly concerned about its dependence on US liquefied natural gas, particularly in the wake of President Donald Trump’s threats to take over Greenland.Recent events have been a “wake-up call” for the region, which now relies on the US for more than half its LNG supply, Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen said Wednesday. The bloc is actively looking at taking more from Canada, Qatar and North African countries, he said.Trump’s promise to “own” Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark, and his threats to countries that try to impede his efforts have forced Europe to reassess its ties to the US across a range of sectors, including defense and energy. A trade deal last year included a commitment for the EU to buy $750 billion of American energy as the bloc diversified away from Russia.“We are speaking to countries around the world that are able to deliver LNG to us,” Jorgensen told reporters in Brussels. “I definitely hear this when speaking to energy ministers and heads of state from all over Europe that there is a growing concern.”Continue reading “Europe Will Pull Back from US LNG”;Network & Infrastructure
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Analyzed thinc.blog with 8 technologies detected across 9 categories
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