Quote from: romero121 on Today at 05:37:17 PM

Several reasons can be added for the fuel price increase.

Very basic is the shortage of gas around the world.
In several parts of gas reserves were under maintenance as a result of continued lockdown. This has caused decrease in the outcome for supply
The consumption have increased and gas for energy generation is used much as the energy generation through wind isn't that effective in this season
The lack of supply caused demand. This wholesale price increase have reflected on the overall price of the gas for consumers
Today it was Congo that has got added to the list of Gas Shortage country
Making use of other forms of energy is the only way through which the price can come into control.

1. There is enough gas. The only problem is the attempts of gas blackmail by the Russian Federation towards the EU. And they don't even hide the reason - "allow us our Nord Stream 2, in violation of European legislation - we critically need a monopoly right to supply gas to the EU"
2. Can I have an example?
3. Consumption in the world, I agree, has increased against the background of the most severe lockdown. BUT ! Demand has not become HIGHER in terms of volume than in the precoid period, and gas production remained almost unchanged
4. The proposal was violated only in the EU, and only by one monopoly supplier

5. And what - in the Congo, is there any noticeable, on a global scale, the need for gas? The main industry there is the extraction of natural resources and precious metals, as well as wood and coffee. Which of the following areas of the economy suffers without gas?

6. Gas is sufficient, and the price can be regulated by the market where there are no monopolists and the personal gain of some politicians. An example of Moldova is the Kremlin's gas blackmail. Do you know why, unexpectedly, there was no gas for Moldova, and the price soared to $ 1,000? Because for Russia, Moldova's plans to implement joint reforms with the EU are dangerous, in particular, the liberalization of the gas market. This violates the plans of the Kremlin terrorists to monopolize the European gas market. Total - Moldova did not go to blackmail Russia, and forced the Kremlin to play by the rules of Moldova! Learn from a small but proud and smart country!