Germany, for instance. LNG terminals on the North Sea were built in record time.

Germany had an unpaid energy karma debt for stupidly decomm'ing their nuclear power for political reasons without a viable technical solution.

Russia might not have made the decision to invade Ukraine if Germany hadn't tied its energy needs so transparently to Russian natural gas.

And absent blowing up Nord Stream, might have hung Ukraine out to dry anyway.

So having to rapidly build LNG import terminals? Repaying that debt.

	▲	oezi 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Gas and electricity prices are somewhat intertwined but not as much as you make it seem. Gas is primarily used in Germany for heating and Nuclear electricity doesn't help with this. Germany fully realizes that Gas is only an intermediate tech which still is relevant for the next 15-20 years.
	▲	croes 2 days ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		Nuclear Power is too expensive, the power plants too old, still to place for nuclear waste and the operators didn’t want to continue.
	▲	ViewTrick1002 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		This is revisionist history. The German fossil gas usage in the grid has been stable for decades at around 80 TWh. The nuclear topic neither increased nor decreased fossil gas usage to make electricity.