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In the past year, due to factors such as extreme weather and the demand for commodities driven by economic recovery, large-scale gas shortages and rising gas prices have occurred in Europe, which have spread to the wor.
In other words, gas prices have become the "leader" in the process of rising energy prices in 202 Over the past year, Europe has acted as the "epicenter" and "engine" of global energy market volatility and price gains in 202 In 2022, Europe will continue to play this ro.
In other words, gas prices have become the "leader" in the process of rising energy prices in 202 Over the past year, Europe has acted as the "epicenter" and "engine" of global energy market volatility and price gains in 202 In 2022, Europe will continue to play this ro.
In the face of the surging gas and energy shortages in 2021, European countries did not choose to be indifferent and "lying flat", but actively respond.
However, the leak happened overnight, and the geopolitical situation in 2022 has largely disrupted Europe's energy security pla.
The first is to focus on natural gas exporting countries and regions such as the United States, the Middle East and Afri.
The second is to optimize the gas storage resources in Europe, which can also be called internal resource optimizati.
The third is to continue to purchase gas through alternative metho.
Fourth, in addition to purchasing natural gas, Europe has also increased global coal purchas.
Fifth, continue to increase investment in renewable ener.
If geopolitical tensions fail to ease in the future, it cannot be ruled out that global energy shortages will contin.
The new supply capacity of natural gas in the United States, the Middle East and Africa needs a cycle, and for Europe, it is far from being able to quench its thir.
When the situation is still unclear, Europe's "gas grabbing" behavior in the world will become the "engine" that drives global gas prices, oil and coal pric.
There is a high probability that the international energy market will be in a rhythm of "grab" this year, and China must have the necessary risk plans to deal with .
