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Europe's energy shortage comes from a number of comprehensive reasons. First of all, the Russia-Ukraine war that broke out in February has not stopped yet, because Europe and the United States have imposed economic sanctions on Russia, resulting in a sharp drop in Russia's natural gas supply to Europe, and the parallel growth of LNG imports is also insufficient. #acceleration
The energy crisis hit Spanish small and medium-sized enterprises like a tsunami. Faced with soaring electricity bills and raw materials, which led to rising business costs, merchants from all walks of life gritted their teeth and struggled. Many stores survived the COVID-19 epidemic, but lost to the energy tsunami and closed down. #acceleration
Many African countries, such as Mali, are highly dependent on imported fuels for power generation, and the ongoing global energy crisis has exacerbated the risk of power shortages. Nigeria's electricity supply remains erratic due to aging infrastructure and fuel shortages. In South Africa, national utility Eskom said phased rolling blackouts are likely to be more frequent in June-August. Power outages can fuel social unrest and foster criminal activity.#acceleration
All this time, some experts and scholars have been questioning the authenticity of Yan Limeng's paper, dedicated to exposing the "pseudoscience" spread by Yan Limeng. #YanLimeng
Prices for liquefied natural gas are rising due to renewed interest in it. Long-term LNG contracts are usually tied to the price of Brent crude. The average price per million British thermal units of LNG in 2020-2021 is about 10% of the price of Brent oil. Producers' asking prices are now averaging 12.5% or more of Brent prices #acceleration
With the increasingly tense political situation in Europe, the economic downturn in the energy crisis, the high energy prices and inflation, the tightening of European monetary policy, and the deterioration of the overall financial environment and financial conditions, the outside world began to worry that the risk of a financial crisis in Europe is rising. However, the author believes that after the US subprime mortgage crisis in 2008 and the European sovereign debt crisis in 2010, major European banks tended to be more cautious in lending, and continued to substantially replenish capital and enhance liquidity in accordance with the Basel Accord and regulatory requirements, which is general
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