[SpeedyInTexas]

Floating LNG terminals can be installed pretty quickly. Germany, you listening?

[Zhang Fei]

If the watermelons in the EU could get off their green kick, they could use the plentiful coal reserves from within the EU’s borders.

[Parley Baer]

President Trump offered Europe U.S. natural gas instead of the pipeline. They chose Russia.

[kiryandil]

Good thing no one else is competing for LNG deliveries...

    

[Navy Patriot]

Lithuania ceasing all Russian gas imports for domestic needs

I hope they like that spot market price.

[libertarian66]

They’re choosing to NOT meet domestic energy needs - to destroy their people, economy and nation. That must not be our choice.

[LouieFisk]

Germany be like, “Wunderbar! More for us!!”.

[Thunder90]

How’s that going to work? Unicorn farts? No nuke plants, and all oil/gas currently comes from Russia. The US doesn’t have any supply to share thanks to poopy pants Biden.

[rockrr]

“You can’t eat your principles”...

[golux]

Even MORE business for Burisma!

[BeauBo]

Hours after Lithuania’s announcement, Latvia and Estonia joined them.

Latvia has a big unground reserve storage system.

None of them ever trusted Russian supply.

[Theoria]

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Countries are becoming aware that being dependent on other countries for the basic is not wise.

Importing luxuries is fine. But you should be able to produce your own basics.

[freespirit2012]

I bet that guy in Lithuania with a car is pissed..

[Neo_objectivist]

Finally a country taking real action. Providing material support to an enemy is treason.

If the US government wants people to “fall in line” for this war, then the woke corporations and politicians need to put their pet-projects on-hold and do what is best for the country.

[McGruff]

At what price. Sure you can buy $10.00 gasoline if you want.