I did, so keep your sympathy to yourself, some parts of Eastern Europe were more affected than the east of Ukraine.


Let's add the sufferance of those who can't afford to heat their home and live like in the dark ages to this?
Let's add the sufferance of those who are unemployed because the factory where they worked had to shut down?
Let's add the sufferance of those who will not be able to afford food with these prices?
Let's count those deaths too, shouldn't we?
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/feb/27/dying-cold-europe-fuel-poverty-energy-spending

Luckily for us even treehuggers seem to have 1% of their brain functional:
https://www.dw.com/en/germany-slashes-renewable-energy-tax-due-to-soaring-prices/a-59517333


Let's cut the subsidies and the billions spent on these garbage soylent green revolution and let's focus on solving real problems.


It is a big number!
It means 500Euros per citizen, counting in normal Us prices around 5000Kwh a year per citizen, adding the average German consumption per household! at 3000 in the equation one might wonder why are we paying 3 times the bill in susbsidies each year.


I just find it funny how your first example is a corporation that produces only green energy. 
Kind of ironic, isn't it?