All the European Gas Routes Mapped
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2022
- Short video on gas geopolitics and how it affects the European policies and prices. We'll talk about the various routes that bring gas to Europe from Russia and the rest of the world. Of course the map I presented could have been much more detailed.
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It’s trippy watching your videos in English now after watching your regular content at 0.75 speed and slowly translating unfamiliar vocabulary.
Killing it with videos bro , looking forward to more.
my mother was a construction engineer at the Urengoi-Pomary-Uzhgorod pipeline
she's retired now but she would never miss an opportunity to tell its story
it was the first pipeline going from soviet union to Europe, USA prompted most of Europe to boycott it, but France stepped in and funded its construction
Was wondering about this.
Thank you!
Hi, I study pipelines quite often and I found your presentation to be just excellent! It was well-researched and most informative. Particularly, thanks for the details about all the terminals and so on, and the fields in North Africa and under-sea piping into Southern Europe. My understanding is now more complete.
Very good vídeos you are making, keep up the good work, you just got a New subscriber 👍👍
Great content. Keep it up!
You do these great and you’re easy to understand appreciate you doing these in English, hopefully the channel will become a lot larger soon
I'm a fan of your videos now! A good taste of humor in such a serious topics is what makes it even more interesting. Subscribed!
Thank you for your work
Found out about the channel just last week and have to say that the content is amazing! It’s a matter of time for you to reach a million subs if you keep this level of quality!
I also really liked the video about Libya but could you do a in depth video about the turkish/greece/israeli/french mess going on currently in Libya and the Mediterranean ? Haven’t seen a good one in detail.
And also Turkish politics seem quite interesting in general but hard to grasp. A video about them might also be interesting
Thank you so much for this!
Fantastic! Congratulations!
Underrated.. got my sub for suuuuure
Great channel 👌
After already seen the Italian one i skip this one, but i come here to give the view, like and comment... Keep going on bro.
Good analysis.
Wow such an underrated channel, great explanations and visuals, a subscription well earned! I would love a video about the developments in ukraine (orange revolution, maidan revolution, war in eastern ukraine and everything that lead up to this war). A bit similar to the libya video of yours.
Here before this channel hits 100k subscribers
Has more than 600k on the main italian channel
@@panzermann02 Ik but I’m talking about this channel specifically
You’re officially my second favorite Italian guy certified ( I met Insigne once keep up the great work and you’ll run him over for sure 😂 )
In all seriousness, what you do is enlightening, and the amount of work and research that goes into each video is noticeable. I wish you the best of luck. ❤️
Commenting because the video very good and I hope the algorithm picks it up, 3.5k views is crazy low for the quality of this content
fun to watch
amazing explanation, thank you!
is it possible for you to make a video about the iran-iraq-syria and qatar-turkey pipeline (which bypasses syria) and how this relates to the syrian conflict?
why are you reminding me of my bad grades man
Damn. The research that must have went into this.
Ciao Nova! Penso che piano piano tu stia traducendo i tuoi video in inglese. Spero arrivi presto anche il video sulla Palestina e la creazione dello stato d'Israele. Grazie mille da un italiano a Toronto che vuole far conoscere il tuo canale "overseas" eheh
"l'accento italiano" xd
0 visual 3 likes thanks RUclips
RUclips foreshadows 😂
I imagine in the UK it will drop to 0% now because of the Ukraine war, our prices are becoming disgusting
Please dont forget new LNG terminal in Russia, Yamal-SPG
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6:45 I don't think Romania should be included in that list as Romania is the 3rd most Energy independent country in the EU and as gas goes only 10% is imported and as reserves go it could be 100% selfsuficient. This is due to long running goals of not relling on Russia that run back to even when they were in the Warsaw Pact.
Definitely Romania has trust issue on Russia.. Moldova was torn away from Romania thanks to Soviet Union.. the sentiment was there even during the infamous Ceaucescu time.
interesting
The burzum cover aha 😂
Burzum reference like
on the italian channel he made a wonderful video about the Burzum-Euronymous event, concerning also about the general enviroment .. I hope it will be translated too in the future for all foreing viewers, it's very interesting
As an American I’m just confused as to how Europe got so dependent on Russian Gas so fast. Like how did Europe manage during the Cold War? I can understand ex Warsaw Pact nations having infrastructure tied with Russia far more than the west of the continent.
Maybe you can clear that history up for your ignorant friends across the Atlantic. I’m wondering if natural gas is a more modern oil boom and one that North America has an absolute abundance of. Like so much that we’d probably never run out if we didn’t care about things like ecological damage or clean water tables.
cmiiw, maybe cause back then there is still a lot of coal-powered and nuclear power plant? and now they are trying natural gas for less canbon emission
No, Europe always relied more or less on Russia's gas since the first oil crisis.
As he pointed it out the Russian gas is cheap and has long term fixed tariffs.
Italy was actually at the forefront of this with the national company (Eni) in the 50s and is taught to be one of the reasons why the founder of said company (mattei) was "allegedly" killed by the US secret agencies.
Same as now. Most of those pipelines were built in soviet time.
@@christophorusleonardo8127 It's not just Carbon Emission. The truth is Coal Plants are horrific to operate and just painfully difficult. Just the massive difference in having to physically move coal vs moving gas is a vast improvement. Gas Plants are much easier to operate especially if you have it piped to the building not requiring ships. This was all about making the business easier to operate. aka €€€
Simple, Russian gas is cheap and the alternatives are worse
Does anyone know if Germany could use a LNG port in a friendly neighboring country to get gas into Germany until they get a terminal built, then use rail or trucks to transport it? Or is that just not logistically possible?
It is possible but it would be incredibly expensive and waste of time. Using pipeline is much cheaper and no carbon footprint
For example, Germany households average consumption of gas is around 847.5 TWh, and I can't imagine how many trucks that are needed to transport the gas. Keep in mind also that most of European countries is still struggling with truck driver shortages
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The Algerian Morocco pipeline have be cut few weeks ago.
Love from India 🇮🇳
Hello Prato guys from a Florentine who lives in London since 1984! Great stuff but what about the huge gas deposits under the Adriatic? We know how much gas in under there and have already built the extracting platforms. Why is the Italian gas not extracted? It would help the Italian balance of payment a great deal. Please look into this matter. It is a real national scandal!
Many thanks
Claudio Fantoni
Switch to nuclear energy?
not in a reasonable time
Russian gas flows to Europe have been lower than usual for several months already. European politicians say Russia is using high gas prices as leverage in a dispute over the Gazprom-backed Nord Stream 2 pipeline project.
Gazprom says it is meeting contracts to European customers.
Europe relies on Russia for around 35% of its natural gas. Most comes through pipelines including Yamal-Europe, which crosses Belarus and Poland to Germany, Nord Stream 1, which goes directly to Germany via the Baltic Sea, and via Ukraine.
Europe's gas markets are linked by a network of pipelines. Most countries have cut reliance on Russian gas over the years and there are also more supply routes that bypass Ukraine.
Might have also been a tool to 'remind' Europeans that Russian gas is essential while they were in preparation for the war?
Now they could bit their own tongue once they realizes the US has billed Europe ridiculous prices for it's natural gas import. Look at one of the European Parliament session, where several MPs complaining about how expensive US gas prices is
Gas who needs that when you got nuclear power. French and Swedish energy indipendence from oil and natural gas. With electronic and hydrogen vehicle we get even less dependent on it.
Lohansk people Republic?? You have already recognised it as a Republic?
Hmm well north Europeans can move to south for winter like we can stand south European cold with no heating
Italy can be fucking cold man
@@marcoborghi9327 but not as cold as north europe gets
You know, Madrid in winter IS roughly at the same temperature as London or Paris.
Plus, you really don't need to be at -30 to die of cold.
@@alejandroojeda1572 lol london or paris winter is nothing compared to moscow helsinki etc. winter
Nah you can’t it’s cold as shit no matter what region you are in in Europe you would have to go to one of them Spanish islands for you to find warm weather
Italians can makes spoiler about nova lectio videos
Where are you from???
Italy
Ce bene di dove io sono dala Calabria
Amogus
3:55 kyiv/kiev is so badly placed in the map i mean just look at the map or something
no kiev is well placed
2020 /two-handed and twelve? 😜
Simo? Che succede?
You are using stats from 2020 for European gas source in 2022. Things have changed drastically in case you haven't noticed. This video is mostly outdated now.
Return to steam!
Or oil.
Please France, let US conect Spain with the rest of Europe
Twenty. Not Twelve. Twenty.
Only subscribed because you're Italian
Is geen mess, het gebeurt expres, puur om de prijs hoog te houden
Can someone explain to me what's the problem with Russia supplying a big part of the gas that Europe needs?
Because the only "problem" I see is that diminishes Europe's subordination to the US interest.
It diminishes Europe‘s energy autonomy, as Russia is an unreliable gas supplier.
@@Tommi414 I understand that. But why is unreliable?
Mate, did you read the news lately?
@@luisa.belmares5716 because having one country who can have fun stopping the supply at every small problem is really unreliable that what Putin do he love to threaten europe to cut the gaz when they do something he dont like
@@aoki6332 🤔 I don't know. The main unreliable actions I see are from the West. Russia hasn't cut the supply of gas even when Europa pushed by the US tries to isolate Russia with selective and hypocrite economic sanctions ignoring to do the same with other armed conflicts. And NATO has broken non expansionist agreements in the last two decades. I don't buy manichean postures of good vs evil countries. So I'm not sure if that argument of Russian unreliability is solid enough.
I'm from Algeria 🇩🇿 hi 👋 and small info the gas pipe from Algeria to morroco has be shut off it's not straight to spain morroco buys gas from spain
You'd be surprised how energy efficient burning churches are :P
Damn Italy. Stop riding your Vespas to the gelato place and just walk.
Hahahah jkjk.
It's Englands fault.
Hahahahahaha they colonize the whole effing world and can't get fuel storage sorted out. Hahahahahaha
Just keeping it lighthearted. Keep up the good work. I'm here to stay.
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Lmao Algeria cut one of these pipes last year.
Lmao to who?
TLDR: European gas supply is basically a whos who game of "which dictator shall I fund today".
Dont worry, here in Canada we cant build a pipeline anywhere....even with bribery.
This is why European countries need to diversify their energy sources. Nuclear Plants could help in lower dependency to Russian and other foreign gas for example. If Europe had a more diversified energy portfolio it could be more independent.
Sadly there is Greta Turdberg and Greenpeace propaganda who prevented European Continent to do such thing
S/o to Norway 😂😂😂
Mother Russia will rescue Europe
Use crypto for gas fees duh!
That's not money.
@@Zuconja Sarcasm at it's finest baby yeeeea lol.
There is no such thing as Luhansk people republic.
Only occupied territory run by criminals
Greece Doesnt Exist Coastline in EASTERN MEDİTERRANEAN, BUT THEİR HAVE TWİCE BİGGER THAN TURKİSH ECONOMİC ZONES BUT TURKİA MUST BE QUİETS ABOUT THEM?!
NOPE! Sorry İtalia and You Handsome man! TURKİA HAVE LONGEST COASTAL AREA İN EASTERN MEDİTERRANEAN! WE RE CHANGE ANY SENTENCES ABOUT OUR ECO\Politics!
Come on, Mr Putin, don't supply oil and gas to Europe URAAA 🥳 yeah This is the desire of the Europeans themselves, Asians are very supportive of Putin's steps 🤪
Hahahaha deal with your low-monthly income, air pollution and deforestation first and then maybe you will worry about our problems
@@alphan2262 you are the perfect example of european colonialist ignorancy. the main reason asia has air pollution and deforestation problems is that the rich western contries transferred their dirty manufacturing to other regions only to then talk about the planet and their effective politics regarding zero co2 emissions. and who are the main consumers of those goods produced in asia that are so bad for the ecology? well im sure you can guess it right. and we are not even talking about the centuries of colonialism, stealing resourses and trading people from those contries you are now mocking for not being able to deal with their own problems.
Europe at the mercy of the big Russia.
I like your videos but i didn't like your Turkish take on the pipeline. The pipeline crosses through the Turkish sea border. Lawsuits are still going on about it in the UN. Putting those faces of Erdogan and making "fun" of him isn't professional at all on your part.