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Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea by apexalpha on Tuesday September 27, 2022 @11:57AM (#32997081)
There's no way Poland pulls this off. If ANY of the government members EVER leak this their position in the EU is done for. It's a direct act of aggression.

This would be an extremely dumb move by Poland.

Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea by spaceheater on Tuesday September 27, 2022 @11:47PM (#33004026)
Those who have something to lose would not have done it (aka the countries that need the gas, or the country that provides it). Poland is a very interesting idea, since even if they are caught, they are the ones providing the gas to Europe now, and refusing to deal with them is not an option.
Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea by madspindel on Tuesday September 27, 2022 @12:25PM (#32997535)
Why? At least in Sweden I would say most people are celebrating that Nordstream went kaputt.
Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea by ersii on Tuesday September 27, 2022 @06:35PM (#33002013)
That's a rather big claim and I would disagree.

That said, looking forward to paying 20 SEK per kWh, that'll be fun. Also, there's no wooden pellets or firewood for purchase no more - as it's all going to the continent.

Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea by fmajid on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @04:40AM (#33005707)
Isn’t Sweden insulated from the energy crisis because so much of its electricity comes from hydropower and nuclear?
Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea by unknownsky on Thursday October 06, 2022 @01:07PM (#33110959)
Sweden privatized its electricity sector. Then several nuclear power plants shut down, in some cases because prices were low at the time and it wasn't profitable and in some cases because they let it fall into disrepair. So Sweden has an energy crisis of its own now. Sweden does have hydropower and wind power, so prices are low when it has been windy and rainy, but prices are sky high the rest of the time.