Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Germany opens new LNG terminal in record time to replace Russian gas | DW News" video.

  1. @Jack Bolder NO. Planned and build in six months, world beating 😉 When everything is going as planned, there should be 11 LNG terminals soon .... (North Sea and Baltic Sea).
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  2. @Andrew Pienaar Norway, Belgium and the Netherlands have taken over from Russia with delivering nat gas. The gap will be "closed" with LNG. Btw, there will be 10 more LNG terminals build soon.
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  3. @solarspecies022 Look up for the "green hydrogen coast line", a project run by the Netherlands, Denmark and Germany, all subsidiesed by the EU and Gvts.
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  4. @duncan smith May be in the Uk, not though in the EU ...
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  5.  @duncansmith7562  So you are the one then?! It's going really good over there in the UK then?
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  6.  @duncansmith7562  Yeah, I know, as I've got family and friends in the UK. I'm very sorry for all of you over there! Well, the EU isn't that bad actually, and most EU member states are supporting their citizen financially, so it's sort of bearable at the moment. We'll see, how the coming year will turn out. Filled up my car today, and was happily surprised, that the fuel prices have dropped quite a lot, why ever, I was happy about that. All the best to you 😉
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  7. @C Lo The LNG terminal was planned and build in six months time this year.
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  8. @TheRaiderra It would be much better, if Bavaria would finally do its job, then us here in the North don't have to "turn off" our windmills all the time (because of overload). Greetings from the North Sea 😉
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  9. @Tom Almow Mhh, "Munich" should do its job and finally "going green" as well.
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  10.  @tomalmow3814  You are aware, that Germany has a new Gvt since one year?!
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  11. @Always Woke They didn't get elected in 😉
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  12. ​ @AB-sr9mc  Shown on TV yesterday, that about 15 % gets "re-imported" via Spain and Belgium ....
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  13. @Klaus Gartenstiel Please don't go below 16 °C indoors, mold could build up.
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  14.  @klausgartenstiel4586  Ok, but I really recommend you, to go not below 16°C indoors, otherwise the too low room temperature in combination with the building up humidity will cause mold. Greetings from an architect 😉
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