Russian gas flows to Europe
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Russian gas flows to Europe
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Re: Russian gas flows to Europe
#2[1] https://entsog.eu/ [2] https://agsi.gie.eu/#/historical/eu
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#4Charts of Russian gas flows to Europe, sourced from ENTSO-G[1], gas storage levels from GIE[2]. Source code https://github.com/berthubert/gazproject [1] https://entsog.eu/ [2] https://agsi.gie.eu/#/historical/eu
at which point... the EU economy shuts down?
Re: Russian gas flows to Europe
#5Charts of Russian gas flows to Europe, sourced from ENTSO-G[1], gas storage levels from GIE[2]. Source code https://github.com/berthubert/gazproject [1] https://entsog.eu/ [2] https://agsi.gie.eu/#/historical/eu
that storage looks like it's going to be gone in weeks at which point... the EU economy shuts down?
Re: Russian gas flows to Europe
#6Charts of Russian gas flows to Europe, sourced from ENTSO-G[1], gas storage levels from GIE[2]. Source code https://github.com/berthubert/gazproject [1] https://entsog.eu/ [2] https://agsi.gie.eu/#/historical/eu
that storage looks like it's going to be gone in weeks at which point... the EU economy shuts down?
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#8[0] "Energy content of gas storage sites in the EU". At the time of posting, it is mostly smooth but has a very steep drop at the end. from about 77 to 58 GW*year.
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#9That last graph[0] is... disturbing. [0] "Energy content of gas storage sites in the EU". At the time of posting, it is mostly smooth but has a very steep drop at the end. from about 77 to 58 GW*year.
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#10That last graph[0] is... disturbing. [0] "Energy content of gas storage sites in the EU". At the time of posting, it is mostly smooth but has a very steep drop at the end. from about 77 to 58 GW*year.
Is it correct though, or is it a result of incomplete data?