Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
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Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
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#2> Germany has seized control of a local unit of Russian natural-gas giant Gazprom, saying it will do 'what is necessary' to maintain energy supply in the country
this action doesn't make much sense then, does it?
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#3Re: Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
#4> Germany has seized control of a local unit of Russian natural-gas giant Gazprom, saying it will do 'what is necessary' to maintain energy supply in the country this action doesn't make much sense then, does it?
Did you even read the article?
> Germany's economy minister announced the seizure in a statement on Monday. The move came after the ministry of economic affairs learned that Gazprom Germania had been acquired by JSC Palmary and Gazprom export business services LLC — but it wasn't clear who the owners behind the two companies were, per the statement.
> Germany's economy ministry justified the takeover by saying it had not granted permission for the Gazprom Germania acquisition. Permission is required, the ministry said, if the investors are not from the European Union and "critical infrastructure" is involved.
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#5Gazprom Germania was basically a branch of the state even before... *cheeky Gerhard Schröder emoji here*
Re: Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
#6> Germany has seized control of a local unit of Russian natural-gas giant Gazprom, saying it will do 'what is necessary' to maintain energy supply in the country this action doesn't make much sense then, does it?
Maybe they will burn the offices to convert them to electricity once the gas stops flowing?
Re: Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
#7> Germany has seized control of a local unit of Russian natural-gas giant Gazprom, saying it will do 'what is necessary' to maintain energy supply in the country this action doesn't make much sense then, does it?
Maybe they will burn the offices to convert them to electricity once the gas stops flowing?
back to coal gas?
Re: Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
#8> Germany has seized control of a local unit of Russian natural-gas giant Gazprom, saying it will do 'what is necessary' to maintain energy supply in the country this action doesn't make much sense then, does it?
Did you even read the article? > Germany's economy minister announced the seizure in a statement on Monday. The move came after the ministry of economic affairs learned that Gazprom Germania had been acquired by JSC Palmary and Gazprom export business services LLC — but it wasn't clear who the owners behind the two companies were, per the statement. > Germany's economy ministry justified the takeover by saying it had…
so the russians are going to be happy about this move then?
Re: Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
#9They seized the call center?
Re: Germany has seized control of Gazprom Germania
#10It's nice to see Germany start working towards energy independence. I think it's a crucial factor for both national security and a faster migration to more environmentally friendly energy sources.