White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said "One of the steps we have taken successfully, and which we will continue to build on, is to ask countries in Asia to have natural gas Excess or overcapacity of production liquefied gas To bring it to Europe."
After many years it took her to warn of the dangers nuclear power plantsEurope is heading to adopt it as one of the main energy supplies in the future, especially after Russian President Vladimir Putin officially signed, last Thursday, a decision Selling Russian gas in rublesaccompanied by the huge jump in energy prices.
The United Kingdom will announce its plans to expand its energy sources this week, after it forced The war in Ukraine Sanctions on Russia and a cost-of-living crisis will prompt countries across Europe to urgently revamp how they generate electricity and heat homes.
British Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said Sunday he expected to see proposals for more Nuclear reactorsincluding smaller capacity reactors, and to expand offshore wind farms, however it does not advocate placing more turbines ashore.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said of a new energy security strategy: "The new strategy looks to the domestic expansion of nuclear energy production andWind Energy The Navy, to enhance the country’s electricity independence, and lower the cost of living in the future".
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“One of the steps that we’ve taken successfully, and that we will continue to build on, is to ask countries in Asia that have natural gas Excess or overcapacity of production liquefied gas to bring that to Europe.”
After many years it took her to warn of the dangers nuclear power plantsEurope is heading to adopt it as one of the main energy supplies in the future, especially after Russian President Vladimir Putin officially signed, last Thursday, a decision Selling Russian gas in rublesaccompanied by the huge jump in energy prices.
The United Kingdom will announce its plans to expand its energy sources this week, after it forced The war in Ukraine Sanctions on Russia and a cost-of-living crisis will prompt countries across Europe to urgently revamp how they generate electricity and heat homes.
British Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said Sunday he expected to see proposals for more Nuclear reactorsincluding smaller capacity reactors, and to expand offshore wind farms, however it does not advocate placing more turbines ashore.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said of a new energy security strategy: “The new strategy looks to the domestic expansion of nuclear energy production andWind Energy The Navy, to enhance the country’s electricity independence, and lower the cost of living in the future.”