Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "EU measures to cut off Russian oil funds make an impact, analysts say | DW News" video.

@arcanecrisis German here. Did you know, that on Russian TV they were "reporting" about EU citizens are eating hamsters and burning their furniture to keep warm and have something to eat?! ROFLOL My hamster decided to enjoy the warm weather over here while drinking a cocktail 😉
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 @mariatheresavonhabsburg Don't bother, it's a troll...
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 @thegreatdane3627 He's trying hard 😉 Happy New Year my dear neighbour ! Greetings from the North of Germany
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@denisgorjunov BASF recently received about €134 million from German Gvt to built its own electrolyseur incl. PEM on the production plant in Ludwigshafen, will be open in 2025. The one in USA is just an extra, usual business ...
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@MSD Group It's NOT up to the Brits to decide to be an EU member again or not. Re-joining isn't possible/no option. The UK/GB has to apply for EU membership with fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria first, if by then NONE of the EU member states vetos, the UK/ GB might get the status as an "applying candidate for EU membership", after that the real negotiations start, which could take decades. No exceptions, no "fast track" for any country in the world as stated by the EU Commission. The figures of Germany's economy were released today on the news, therefor available everywhere. And France's raise of retirement age will be a good one, as it isn't the first EU member state doing so. Add on: the "raising the retirement age" is done with a "grace/ transition" period, therefor if you're lets say 62 by now, you don't have to work out of a sudden longer. It starts way before people reach that age and is done by the year of birth, therefor some time in the future. Typo
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@MSD Group Don't know, as I don't live there. EU membership isn't like a membership in a gym, where you can quit and then a year later or so you join again, because you feel you need to do some sport again. Most important is, that the Brits start to educate their people about how the EU works and what it's all about. If you're interested, please look up for Robert Schuman, the "father of Europe", born in Luxembourg (then German, later French) and his idea of an European Union, which started in the 1920s. Greetings from the EU27 😉
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@denisgorjunov Norway, Belgium and the Netherlands have taken over from Russia with delivering nat gas to the EU27. The EU27 will replace all fossil fuels (oil, coal, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. Hydrogen can be used as storage battery for the overloads from the offshore windmills and others as well as raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass, paper etc. Lots of start ups are working on alternative storage possibilities as well. Everywhere Electrolyseurs (wind to power) are under construction as well. Everything else like restarting the coal power plants or using LNG is just temporarily. This terrible war has actually "forced/speeding up" the progress of EU27 "going green". Greetings from the EU27 😉
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@harrydehnhardt5092 I told him already that BASF received €134 million from the German Gvt to build its own electrolyseur incl. PEM at Ludwigshafen.
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@MSD Group No, but looking at your statement to @Maria-Theresia..., you're even include the UK being an EU member, which it isn't anymore since two years, due to Brexit staff /economy/ trading problems, Germany's economy has a raise of about 1,9 ish % and France's raise of retirement age to 64 years isn't doing harm to the economy but will do the opposit, as people with much knowledge/experience in their profession are a benefit for the society and economy. Btw, the EU isn't falling apart neither, opposit to many Brexiteers telling each other since decades. Greetings from the EU27 😉 Typo
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@MSD Group It was their choice, they were warned by so many. But .... Add on: half of my married on family is English, so I know what we're talking about here 😉 Greetings from the EU27
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@denisgorjunov I didn't say that. There are production plants in combination green hydrogen/ Ammoniac. We don't have to talk about details here, but I would think, when 27 countries/ EU27 with about 450 million people living there in cooperation with 10 other countries world wide, start "going green" by producing hydrogen etc, that they're knowing what they're doing...
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@MSD Group Well, didn't BoJo say, let the bodies pile high? You think there would be any difference at this time? I doubt ....
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