Central Asia, the New Epicenter for Cheap Gas - VisualPolitik EN

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    The European Union is looking for a formula to replace all the natural gas it imports from Russia. It needs to diversify supplies, and the Caucasus and Central Asia appear as some of the best alternatives. Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan have ample gas reserves, but both countries are ruled by two dictatorships and belong to what Russia has always considered as its area of influence. So, is it a good idea to deal with these countries? What are the advantages and disadvantages for Europe to dealing with them? In this video, we tell you.
    *Script written by Javier Angulo

Komentáře • 430

  • @tumelotshabalala1239
    @tumelotshabalala1239 Před rokem +32

    "I wanna know how long your gas pipeline is" 🤣🤣🤣 officially my favourite channel

    • @IonorRea
      @IonorRea Před rokem

      Considering where the gas comes out of the human body, I think that this joke did not hit its target as intended for large portion of the population even if asked by a girl...

  • @javidibad
    @javidibad Před rokem +31

    Not Kazbakh, but Karabakh; Not Power of Serbia, but Power of Siberia. Dear visualpolitik, I love you guys, you are doing one of the finest content on youtube, but please get yourself a proper editor. Please. Otherwise, there are inaccuracies in terminology almost in any video.

    • @fra604
      @fra604 Před rokem +1

      And Leyen, not Leden

    • @HiAdrian
      @HiAdrian Před rokem +1

      Every video appears to have mistakes of this kind, without exception.

    • @originalsusser
      @originalsusser Před rokem

      @@HiAdrian not the well researched ones, for such a well known conflict he should have known the correct pronunciation, amateur presenter on well dress amateur channel

    • @originalsusser
      @originalsusser Před rokem

      Btw I don't mean this clowns loud shirts either which he clearly wears to distract one from his fugly mug & poor teeth

    • @HiAdrian
      @HiAdrian Před rokem

      @@originalsusser I totally agree. I meant every video on _this_ channel. I think I could open one at random and would run into mistakes.

  • @suciusebastian
    @suciusebastian Před rokem +134

    I live in Romania, where we do produce around 80% of our gas necessity. Well, we still have incredible expensive gas. Why you may ask? Because of greedy polticians/ companies. They do sell on european price. What it is the moral of the story? If you produce a bread with 1 euro, and all of them sell the same one with 5 euros, woud you still sell yours with 2 euros? Well....

    • @suciusebastian
      @suciusebastian Před rokem +10

      @@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket if only....in reality, in Romania it is as expensive as in a country that import 90%, and not having capacity of production like we do.

    • @DavidHalko
      @DavidHalko Před rokem +24

      “greedy politicians / companies”
      Gas will be sold at market price,
      market prices can bring it lower & higher,
      and profits return to Romania to build Romania
      When someone with more money wants to buy it, they pay more, and you have to pay more to compete with those other buyers.
      This type of thing happens in local markets & auctions, all the time.

    • @mansurseyed5666
      @mansurseyed5666 Před rokem +15

      Welcome to international market and free trade.

    • @samthesuspect
      @samthesuspect Před rokem +2

      @@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket The issue is that there's no need to undercut, since in this scenario that was written there is a massive bread shortage, and people are willing to pay the exorbitant prices for them.

    • @TimothyCHenderson
      @TimothyCHenderson Před rokem +2

      @@suciusebastian Producing your own oil or gas doesn't equal a cheap resource. In Canada, we have large sources of oil that would be more than enough to meet the needs of our population but it's sold at market price after (mostly) being refined in the US and shipped/piped back to Canada. As someone else said, that's the price we pay for an international market and free trade.

  • @lawyermahaprasad
    @lawyermahaprasad Před rokem +10

    Hey new info for you which west media for some reason is not covering. Russia has stabbed India in Back and Blocked LNG and CNG gas supplies, which india use to buy at $14 .... Now India is forced buying the same gas at $40 from Iraq

  • @williamlloyd3769
    @williamlloyd3769 Před rokem +46

    Pretty good video overall, couple of points
    - Nicobar islands aren’t really much of a barrier. More effective would be to mine Singapore straits or more likely the South China Sea.
    - Azerbaijan was selling natural gas to Russia which turned around and resold it or collected transit fees
    - Trans Caspian Sea pipeline should be built; however, after what happened to Nord Stream 1 and 2 it does give one pause

    • @stunstar4553
      @stunstar4553 Před rokem +3

      China will not allow any country to mine in the South China Sea until the dispute is resolved

    • @hkchan1339
      @hkchan1339 Před rokem +7

      If you mine Singapore, Japanese and South Korean shipping lanes will be affected. Better to pick of the shipments to china in Indian Ocean

    • @williamlloyd3769
      @williamlloyd3769 Před rokem +2

      @@hkchan1339 - Assuming in this scenario the parties would be at war or preparing for the start of hostilities. You could mine the area to deny access by your opponent as a temporary measure. Mines can be swept but not if you don’t control the surrounding areas. Ships could and would use straights further east. Keep in mind if hostilities breakout none of the commercial MV would be willing to enter war zone due to lack of insurance on vessel, cargo and crew. You could even lie about presence of mines and let your opponent worry about how to disprove your announcement.

    • @williamlloyd3769
      @williamlloyd3769 Před rokem

      @@stunstar4553 - if you think about it China may mine areas to prevent opponent from entering the SCS. For example they could mine immediate area around Taiwan and just wait. No shots fired but very effective sea denial tactic.

    • @ArawnOfAnnwn
      @ArawnOfAnnwn Před rokem

      @@williamlloyd3769 They don't need mines. They've already peppered the area with A2AD (anti-access area denial) weapons.

  • @Organic.Mechanic
    @Organic.Mechanic Před rokem +44

    Dealing with people of morally dubious stature will always lead to future problems and pain.

    • @DuyPham-xd8lp
      @DuyPham-xd8lp Před rokem +6

      no one is perfect morally, even yourself and family

    • @miroslavhoudek7085
      @miroslavhoudek7085 Před rokem +1

      ​@@DuyPham-xd8lp Yes, but there's imperfect and imperfect. When my father has one too many beers and tells an adult joke too loud - that's really not to be compared with murderers and rapist dictators. What's wrong with you to say: well, someone is a murderer who gases villages and your mom also once farted in the church. You should really think about the way you think.

    • @jiamiekori6575
      @jiamiekori6575 Před rokem

      If Europeans cared about Ukrainians this war wouldn’t have happened. But I guess European cared more about cheap gas.

    • @tiagogomes3807
      @tiagogomes3807 Před rokem +3

      They are politicians.
      They deal exclusively with morally dubious people.

    • @concernedliberal4453
      @concernedliberal4453 Před rokem

      dubious stature or dubious statues?

  • @francoitalia5190
    @francoitalia5190 Před rokem +2

    Transcaspian seems like the best political solution
    Keep up the good work

  • @Unbiased321
    @Unbiased321 Před rokem +9

    Holy shit. Bring down the energy level by 80% on this guy. Is he on speed?

    • @arjanzweers6542
      @arjanzweers6542 Před rokem

      You know you can slow down the speed of videos right?

    • @Unbiased321
      @Unbiased321 Před rokem

      @@arjanzweers6542 I have default speed set.

  • @Efendi-khanski
    @Efendi-khanski Před rokem +29

    Since when Azerbaijan or Armenia are considered to be part of Central Asia?

    • @qwerty83484
      @qwerty83484 Před rokem +3

      Since geography exists

    • @Efendi-khanski
      @Efendi-khanski Před rokem +7

      @@qwerty83484 central asian countries are -stan countries, sometimes it can be used as wider definition and be included Pakistan and Afghanistan. Azerbaijan and Armenia are Caucasian countries, depends on topic, that region might be part of wider version of so called greater middle east or Eastern Europe.

    • @haykk5375
      @haykk5375 Před rokem

      @@Efendi-khanski South Caucasus is neither Central Asia nor Middle East - it's the border between Western Asia and Eastern Europe, but I think it should be a region by itself.

    • @rashadahmadov3929
      @rashadahmadov3929 Před rokem

      @@qwerty83484 , are not you taught geography in india?

    • @preetjitsingh328
      @preetjitsingh328 Před rokem +2

      @@Efendi-khanski Armenia is a -stan. Older Indians call them Hayastan. But it could be due to the Gypsies (Vanjaare) selling silk. Hayastani or Yerevani Silk, but they never heard of Armenia.

  • @RAS_Squints
    @RAS_Squints Před rokem +16

    Visualpolitik need to make a t-shirt with Putin with cat ears looking grumpy
    Edit: Include that Russian Proverb

  • @norbrentwood1826
    @norbrentwood1826 Před rokem +1

    As always the best of the best. Thanks

  • @donlucchese7280
    @donlucchese7280 Před rokem +9

    Europe needs to become a player not just a spectator.

    • @trojanthedog
      @trojanthedog Před rokem +1

      The last time that happened it was called Operation Barbarossa.

    • @donlucchese7280
      @donlucchese7280 Před rokem

      @@trojanthedog one more thing, now one more thing! Smartass!
      You know Molotov-Ribbebtrop pact? Wtf was that about? Yeah! Yeah, I thought so.

    • @xXAbdulBaqiXx
      @xXAbdulBaqiXx Před rokem

      EU banned fracking

  • @XD-cr3du
    @XD-cr3du Před rokem +21

    I always feel like your video's are played at 1,25x speed.

    • @fishtvan
      @fishtvan Před rokem +1

      it is

    • @tamastag
      @tamastag Před rokem +3

      Because they are and it's unnecessary and annoying.

  • @RomanLavandos
    @RomanLavandos Před rokem +16

    US and EU should support Iranian protests. If revolution succeeds, Iran would stop being obedient to russia and China, will turn to EU for investments and the end of sanctions. As a result, they can profit greatly from selling oil and building gas pipeline from Turkmenistan into Iran - Turkey - Europe for great profit

    • @GustavoRodriguez-qr5po
      @GustavoRodriguez-qr5po Před rokem +1

      So be a puppet instead of choosing their own goals

    • @GustavoRodriguez-qr5po
      @GustavoRodriguez-qr5po Před rokem +1

      So be a puppet instead of choosing their own goals

    • @RomanLavandos
      @RomanLavandos Před rokem +1

      @@GustavoRodriguez-qr5po if you’re not Iranian - you have no rights to say what is right for Iran 👆

    • @GustavoRodriguez-qr5po
      @GustavoRodriguez-qr5po Před rokem

      @@RomanLavandos
      Iran should choose their own destiny
      Leftist: 😡

    • @livethelife4833
      @livethelife4833 Před rokem

      Aren't they the ones financing and promoting those protests, as always?

  • @rebeccaaldrich3396
    @rebeccaaldrich3396 Před rokem

    Love your content!

  • @rosebrown6128
    @rosebrown6128 Před rokem

    It’s a great channel! Thanks. I love your exposes. It’s hard to make politics humorous but you do! Do you speed up your presentation a little? Your voice is really clear and nice to listen to even though speaking quickly but there are glitches in the visuals…maybe it is just editing.

  • @omarnyang4392
    @omarnyang4392 Před rokem +14

    Wow that’s amazing that gulf will no more be the epicenter for gas.

    • @tilapiadave3234
      @tilapiadave3234 Před rokem

      ??? LNG ,,, LARGEST exporter is AUSTRALIA

    • @dimiathan
      @dimiathan Před rokem +1

      @@tilapiadave3234 Which is on the other side of the globe

    • @tilapiadave3234
      @tilapiadave3234 Před rokem

      @@dimiathan LMAO ,, please EDUCATE yourself on cost of transport ,, and REALITY of distance ,,,, then come back and tell others what you have learnt :)

    • @dimiathan
      @dimiathan Před rokem

      @@tilapiadave3234 Australia, naturally sells on higher price than Russia. Just like the USA and the necessity for so many LNG tankers and stations would be rising the cost much higher

    • @tilapiadave3234
      @tilapiadave3234 Před rokem

      @@dimiathan GENIUS ,, LNG costs more than piped gas ,, AMAZING you should be the next Nobel prize winner.
      What is the cost of freedom ?

  • @RhythmRefinery278
    @RhythmRefinery278 Před rokem +2

    Clearly we should phase out gas completely rather than risk being blackmail by a foreign supplier in the future. Invest in renewables, storage and switch everything to home grown electricity. We must be self sufficient in order to survive in an uncertain future.

  • @ioanD
    @ioanD Před rokem +5

    Excellent style of presentation, very useful and concentrated and rapid, you must be a government guy, because that's how to work rapid and efficient, by perfect presentation first.

  • @myrmyrgen42
    @myrmyrgen42 Před rokem

    Yee very many good videos vs my favorite speaker!

  • @jamestajiri58
    @jamestajiri58 Před rokem +17

    Turkmenistan has the 5th largest gas reserves in the world. Russia is #1.
    USA had strong interest in a trans-Caspian pipeline in the 1990s but that changed when closer gas was discovered in the Shah Deniz field off Baku. Thus the BTC pipeline was built and interest in Turkmenistan gas killed at that time. TANTP and TAP came later.
    There was little interest in building the trans Caspian pipeline with competition from cheap Russian and Baku gas to Europe.
    But now that Russian gas is being cut the market is open to new supply.
    However investors in Turkmenistan gas expansion must still consider the long term impact of renewable energy.
    Renewable energy is the cheapest and can be built cheap and fast.
    New technology is developing fast and is a wildcard especially in energy storage which can allow a more complete shift to renewable energy.
    Germany for example plans to be 100% renewable energy by 2030. Other European nations will probably follow suit.
    This will have long term impact on the gas market in Europe.

    • @jamestajiri58
      @jamestajiri58 Před rokem +5

      Renewable energy being cheapest is debateable.
      1. Renewable energy especially solar creates the duck curve which requires night time intermittent gas turbine electricity generation which is not combined with steam turbine that utilize waste heat to drive steam turbines. Thus it is not efficient. Thus it increases cost that must be accounted for.
      2. Some say nuclear is the cheapest but they do not take into account the high cost and long time for construction. Nor do they account for the high cost of processing handling and storing spent fuel and other radioactive materials.
      Thus assessing overall cost is difficult.
      I put my money on the power companies that are building primarily renewable energy. Of course government regulations laws incentives and taxes affect their decisions but renewables are the fastest growing electricity generation sector.

    • @diogorodrigues747
      @diogorodrigues747 Před rokem +2

      Until renewables have better storage technology (which is a problem right now), I would say it's better to use some kind of LNG or nuclear electricity. Another thing that I think it should be made is to change central heating from natural gas to electricity and improve the energy efficiency of the general houses (which is quite bad in some countries with very cold climates).

    • @innosam123
      @innosam123 Před rokem +5

      @@jamestajiri58 Note the IEA projected nuclear to be growing much faster than it is now. Nuclear is slow because it’s saddled with a million regulations and low institutional knowledge.
      Solar and Wind tech have also been dumped onto the market by the Chinese for cheap.

  • @jiamiekori6575
    @jiamiekori6575 Před rokem +14

    Not fair to say Azerbaijan is invading. Armenia invaded Azerbaijan 30 years and held 7 regions as a buffer zone ( which forced about 600,000 people or more flee ) to negotiate and blackmail Azerbaijan in NK conflict. They are both guilty in this conflict. But hey, Europe was too quite all these years. It goes without saying, call it a caviar or pretty faces, we can’t deny the fact that Europeans don’t care about others. It’s all about interests, power, control, money and geopolitical dominance.

    • @youknowmyfirstlastname3206
      @youknowmyfirstlastname3206 Před rokem

      when western reporter spoke with logic or fact espesially this channal
      Turkmenistan will not send gas to europe

    • @azarmamiyev2065
      @azarmamiyev2065 Před rokem +1

      👍🏼

    • @danieldaniel2153
      @danieldaniel2153 Před rokem +3

      It's what we call "double standards".

    • @youknowmyfirstlastname3206
      @youknowmyfirstlastname3206 Před rokem

      @@danieldaniel2153 no other euroasian continent and latin americans africans will find it annoying indeeed
      peope across the world defenetely call this reporter as another PUSSY AMERICAN
      as usual chixaxua alwys barks

  • @angelarch5352
    @angelarch5352 Před rokem

    14:36 uh oh... no politician is going to resist that, no matter how many warnings they get

  • @estraume
    @estraume Před rokem +22

    You should look into how much Norway can increase their gas export if they start producing from all their known gas fields.

    • @ThebigJJ621
      @ThebigJJ621 Před rokem +17

      Pretty sure Norway is producing at its max capacity given there is a huge demand for gas in Europe and a lot of money to be made.

    • @estraume
      @estraume Před rokem +6

      @@ThebigJJ621 Yes, that is right, but there are quite a few fields that has not been explored yet. I saw somewhere that Norway could produce twice as much if they drill new wells and install new pipelines and processing plants. But of cause, such development will take a few years to complete.

    • @VilleHyytiainenInvesting
      @VilleHyytiainenInvesting Před rokem +7

      Netherlands also got lots of gas but can't get those drilling permits as it caused too much earthquakes

    • @piuthemagicman
      @piuthemagicman Před rokem +3

      @@VilleHyytiainenInvesting not really earthquakes but the earth beneath people cavitated and fell on itself because drilling formed porous cavities where the gas used to be.

    • @piuthemagicman
      @piuthemagicman Před rokem +1

      @@VilleHyytiainenInvesting also, torille or jotain

  • @HistorydnClarity
    @HistorydnClarity Před rokem +4

    Eye opening video full of facts and outcomes, great work cheers mate👍🤝🍻

    • @mikello007
      @mikello007 Před rokem

      Video was informative and funny, but i would refrain from saying full of "facts". There are no sources to anything they are saying and often their sources are newspapers headlines, which are not exact sources either.

  • @EatMyShortsAU
    @EatMyShortsAU Před rokem +7

    I think Europe is in for a rude shock when no one steps up to supply it with gas supplies. I live in Sydney, Australia. Australia is one of the largest LNG exporters in the world, in normal times getting supplies here on the East Coast is not easy.

    • @jaredgarbo3679
      @jaredgarbo3679 Před rokem

      It's worth mentioning we now have LNG ships waiting outside LNG terminals for space, so yeah, people have stepped up with supply.

  • @TombofAsh
    @TombofAsh Před rokem +5

    Lmao, haven't seen that statue of our first president (turkmenbashi) for a while 😂

  • @containedhurricane
    @containedhurricane Před rokem +2

    I think so, because OPEC just announced production cut

  • @ShubhamMishrabro
    @ShubhamMishrabro Před rokem +13

    Man now you have mentioned Turkmenistan. You should make a video on their new leader who wants to integrate with world economy while abandoning their hardcore neutrality

    • @PVAR1983
      @PVAR1983 Před rokem +1

      Ask modi for that..

    • @ShubhamMishrabro
      @ShubhamMishrabro Před rokem

      @@PVAR1983 what

    • @neyte7313
      @neyte7313 Před rokem +1

      He also took some practices from hardcore fundamentalist islam, like banning women from some public activities. So yeah, they went from extreme, but neutral despotism to religious, but integrated despotism. Not a good transformation

    • @avroviziyaodlaryurdu3645
      @avroviziyaodlaryurdu3645 Před rokem

      @@PVAR1983 who is modi?

    • @PVAR1983
      @PVAR1983 Před rokem

      @@avroviziyaodlaryurdu3645 The useless guy who is ruling india

  • @derrekvanee4567
    @derrekvanee4567 Před rokem +2

    Yes a new visual! We need more visual economics! Crypro!

  • @dee-jay45
    @dee-jay45 Před rokem +13

    With the resource curse, most natural resources are within dictatorships or questionable democracies. Europe needs to play all its cards to secure a diverse and cheap supply of natural gas. No single supplier should provide more than 10% of total demand and Europe should do more to exploit their existing supplies. And in some cases that might include fracking.

    • @carholic-sz3qv
      @carholic-sz3qv Před rokem

      Nonsense!!! Which dictatories!?

    • @scratchy996
      @scratchy996 Před rokem

      Europe should do this ( except for fracking - fuck that), increase exploiting its natural gas reserves AND move away from natural gas energy consumption altogether.
      Natural gas will still be used in the chemical industry.

  • @richdobbs6595
    @richdobbs6595 Před rokem +6

    This is okay, but fracking within Europe is the cheaper, more secure option. It should be the primary approach for natural gas. And Europe needs to get beyond its Russian propaganda that has discouraged nuclear and fracking. Finally, Europe needs to help Russia lose in Ukraine, so that it can use that wonderful, cheap Russian gas without compromising its continental security. More storage of natural gas, more production of fertilizer and plastics in Russia combined with stockpiles in Europe, and rebuilding the steel production in Ukraine.

    • @diogorodrigues747
      @diogorodrigues747 Před rokem

      The problem with fracking is the people's opinion. Just ask them...

    • @boynamesue7720
      @boynamesue7720 Před rokem

      @@diogorodrigues747 Used to be against fracking but not anymore. Think, the case is the same for most Canadians.

    • @diogorodrigues747
      @diogorodrigues747 Před rokem +1

      @@boynamesue7720 Do you speak for all Europeans?

  • @ChrisHustonphoto
    @ChrisHustonphoto Před rokem

    Love the content. Are you sped up?

  • @majormoolah5056
    @majormoolah5056 Před rokem +3

    The best long-term strategy for Europe is energy independence. That only comes from nuclear energy supplemented with renewables.

    • @GraniteInTheFace
      @GraniteInTheFace Před rokem

      Nuclear material comes from Russia. Renewables from China.
      Best long term strategy is diplomacy. When Russia was readying their invasion, NATO should've made clear that Ukraine joining wasn't on the table. When China and Russia was declaring their no limits partnership at the Olympics. Western countries should've been there at the Olympics too holding private talks with Xi to make them think twice.

  • @DuyPham-xd8lp
    @DuyPham-xd8lp Před rokem +4

    Nuclear + renewables for long term security

  • @Gaming4Justice
    @Gaming4Justice Před rokem +1

    Turkmenistan literally has a dance battle with neighbours

  • @TSEEMOD_618
    @TSEEMOD_618 Před rokem +6

    Me, as Italian, watching currently this video from Baku, feeling baffled from the "girl Azeri " joke (sexist maybe?)
    Anyway yes, 5 Stars being always fucking ridiculous, as now they changed their mind and it comes advantageous for Italy

    • @rashadahmadov3929
      @rashadahmadov3929 Před rokem +3

      Italians are always welcome in Baku. Hope you like it here

  • @omarnyang4392
    @omarnyang4392 Před rokem +4

    My country recently discovered oil in its ground.the oil is so much there expected to receive 2 billion dollars in profit each year from it

    • @svanimation8969
      @svanimation8969 Před rokem +2

      HMmm u need some freedom man. !

    • @marw9541
      @marw9541 Před rokem

      @@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket I don't know, emirities and saudis are living very well on that oil money

    • @princemoon363
      @princemoon363 Před rokem +1

      Which country ?

  • @JOGA_Wills
    @JOGA_Wills Před rokem

    This narrator is very eloquent with his oratory... please continue to use him. [Irish yeah?]

  • @volker4493
    @volker4493 Před rokem +1

    A pipeline in the sea next to Iran and in an unstable region in the Caucasus, what can possibly go wrong?

  • @Scorpitarios
    @Scorpitarios Před rokem +3

    More pipelines + new nuclear power plants of the latest generation (esp. Small Modular Reactors) + more renewables.

  • @briand5379
    @briand5379 Před rokem

    Whatever happened to the chapters, so people can see the main points of discussion.

  • @davocc2405
    @davocc2405 Před rokem +6

    We'd have to go nuclear (I can see a mixture of SMRs and a molten salt reactor powered by nuclear waste products, the former more common and spread out for scaling and grid spread and the latter for reducing storage risk and lowering uranium supply chain costs). This with perhaps renewables making hydrogen (as one of the long term experimental Japanese reactors does). We need a mixture of lower risk and safer supply materials - electric vehicles need major changes in their battery tech otherwise the supply chain for those materials is just too easily disrupted (not just raw source but manufactured components). I'm a little alarmed hydrogen vehicles haven't made more inroads, if we can homogenise the supply mechanism (e.g. shipped cylinders and a cheaply/easily installed fuelling system that can be added to existing petrol stations) then we can basically use that as an interim measure and use hydrogen production to "soak up" excess wind/solar supply that isn't stored through other means. OPEC's moves to restrict supply of late - that could be their biggest ever mistake especially if a pipeline and fracking friendly administration takes over in the US and Canada. Could be the Middle East's swansong before a more permanent collapse of demand and pricing for oil and gas from that region.

    • @azules9780
      @azules9780 Před rokem +1

      I also do not understand why governments without oil and gas reserves have not moved to hydrogen in addition to other forms of power because eventually at some point we will run out of oil.

  • @Hfil66
    @Hfil66 Před rokem +3

    The underlying problem is still the Green movement in Europe.
    There is a lot more gas we could be producing domestically, whether from the North Sea or from Fracking (to say nothing of all the missed opportunities with nuclear power), but this is seen as being politically unacceptable to the European Greens, so it is more acceptable to import gas from far off places with dubious political freedoms where Green politics has little impact.

    • @wiseass2149
      @wiseass2149 Před rokem

      I'd sooner invest in Nuclear than gas.

    • @Hfil66
      @Hfil66 Před rokem +2

      @@wiseass2149 While nuclear can cover some of the capacity for gas it cannot be a total replacement for gas.
      The problem is that nuclear is good at covering base load but cannot cope with covering peaks and troughs of power demand. Gas power stations have quick startup and shutdown times so can easily be spun up to cover peak demand.
      In any case, these are decisions that should have been made 20 years ago, but there were always green pressure groups willing to oppose all the options so now we have none of them and are paying the price.

  • @Guesswhohowduguess
    @Guesswhohowduguess Před rokem

    You forgot the new interconnector to Bulgaria

  • @bemusedpanda8875
    @bemusedpanda8875 Před rokem +9

    Europe needs to diversify its energy sector away from gas and fossil fuels and towards renewables and nuclear energy.

  • @eaphantom9214
    @eaphantom9214 Před rokem

    02:33 - ooh
    Authentic Chinese music 🎶 again
    Can some1 tell me what it is?
    I have been unable to find out since last time ☹️

  • @jameslochert3502
    @jameslochert3502 Před rokem

    Burning hydrocarbons is going out the door very quickly the smart way to invest is to bypass and move straight to renewables

  • @Hession0Drasha
    @Hession0Drasha Před rokem +1

    It would be very difficult to defend a trans caspian pipeline from russia. The countries would have to build the ships themselves inside the basin, the closest any ships they bought could get would be the black sea.

  • @fenimorefillmore5322
    @fenimorefillmore5322 Před rokem

    Good

  • @capitalistdingo
    @capitalistdingo Před rokem +2

    Europe is surrounded by North African “strongmen”, West Asian “strongmen” and Central Asian “strongmen”. It will never have cheap gas from pipelines; it will only ever have gas with a cheap price and a deferred cost as they wait for one of these “strongmen” (a term that is sopping with irony) to turn against them or be overthrown in a manner that disrupts the supply. LNG may have a higher price but the cost is much lower. If they want a cheap price (without a massive long term cost) for energy they need to use nuclear and coal.

  • @abc_cba
    @abc_cba Před rokem

    "with no cat there's a problem for mice"?
    China - We eat mice, give us all the rats, we'll solve your problem.

  • @infidelheretic923
    @infidelheretic923 Před rokem +1

    Nuclear plus renewables sounds better to me.

  • @vanodne
    @vanodne Před rokem +1

    Van Der Leyden, who previously insisted that energy dependence on Russia was not a security threat... Why is she still in office?

  • @Lee-xb7lb
    @Lee-xb7lb Před rokem

    Take advantage of the gas fields in Europe. Reverse the ban on fracking and drill baby drill.

  • @Balls_on_Chin
    @Balls_on_Chin Před rokem +5

    Damn that British teeth is shiny

  • @g2k222
    @g2k222 Před rokem

    I would also make a statue of my dog if I was dictator.

  • @snackplissken8192
    @snackplissken8192 Před rokem

    And now a whole new generation gets to understand the dyspeptic feeling of realpolitik.

  • @ganeshagarwala5480
    @ganeshagarwala5480 Před rokem

    When he said “Kazzzbakh” the video ended there.. RIP

  • @concernedliberal4453
    @concernedliberal4453 Před rokem

    Europe better get busy cranking out some gigantic gold statues.

  • @robertb1802
    @robertb1802 Před rokem

    This guy looks like he just went through months of chemotherapy for liver cancer and is in that late stage of it where right before you die, you're suddenly full of energy and motivated to do stuff.

  • @marilenaganea6578
    @marilenaganea6578 Před rokem +2

    FFS I've had enough of dictators having us by the balls. I want nuclear+renewables and never hear again about some shady deal with some lunatic with delusion of grandeur

    • @marilenaganea6578
      @marilenaganea6578 Před rokem

      @@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket unfortunately I'm not in power or every European home would have been insulated and fitted with solar and small wind units by now... But that would have made the population less dependent to the massive industry and gas and oil giants... Our politicians are bought and sold to them!

  • @DiamondJoe_
    @DiamondJoe_ Před rokem +1

    Things don't look good when casting this to the TV

  • @neilmarshall2315
    @neilmarshall2315 Před rokem +19

    What about developing the Ukraine gas reserves, they are much closer and may well be an EU member in the not too distant future.

    • @hkchan1339
      @hkchan1339 Před rokem +7

      It probably will happen too, but not until the war is over.
      Germany and France is also sitting on shale gas, but shale tech is not yet allowed in Europe.

    • @innosam123
      @innosam123 Před rokem +1

      @@hkchan1339 Yeah, only the UK recently allowed it, and I expect if Labour comes into power (very possible), for the ban to be reinstated.
      Also, they would need to ramp up production.

    • @ernestmilos7320
      @ernestmilos7320 Před rokem

      Ukraine might become an EU member in around 50 years or so

    • @od9694
      @od9694 Před rokem +2

      @@ernestmilos7320 Ukraine will be effectively in the EU kind of like norway after the war

    • @Beyonder1987
      @Beyonder1987 Před rokem

      @@ernestmilos7320 Ukraine would not be able to meet liberal demand its members must abide by. Ukraine has always been a corrupted nation politically.

  • @HamInHashomron
    @HamInHashomron Před rokem +1

    Europe should build a gas pipeline to Israel thru Greece & Cyprus

  • @kirillmatyunin
    @kirillmatyunin Před rokem

    You're wrong on the saying. In fact it goes "кот из дома - мышы впляс" which reads "mouses are dancing while the cat is out".

  • @xxBardiAxxHD
    @xxBardiAxxHD Před rokem

    Still no video about the current events of Iran :(

  • @salvador96sg
    @salvador96sg Před rokem

    I know a cry for help when i hear one

  • @Chewbucksa
    @Chewbucksa Před rokem

    Winters eventually end, but the memories of betrayal of values do not.

  • @toako
    @toako Před rokem +1

    A lot of this is the fault of people's ignorance around understanding how nuclear power works. I'm all for "green" deals, but they actually have to be followed through on. All we see is empty promises of solar and wind, and instead nuclear plants shut down in favor for burning more fossil fuels? Seriously?! Europe needs to make a major course correction in better educating their people on nuclear power if we truly want to get out of the situation we're in.

  • @fije82
    @fije82 Před rokem

    Does anyone know the song playing from 6.24 minutes

  • @jepbarhalmyradov9135
    @jepbarhalmyradov9135 Před rokem +1

    Anyways there won't be any benefits for Türkmen nation, but at least our dictator & his family will enjoy it fo sho..
    We have roughly 6M people and we're sitting on top of one of the biggest gas reserves in the world but still living in these poor conditions..
    And Chinese have been milking this family for it's free gas since late 2000s
    So I don't think they would want to share it with EU

  • @nswanberg
    @nswanberg Před rokem

    Thorium is the GREEN answer!

  • @fleurdepapaye9635
    @fleurdepapaye9635 Před rokem

    "How long is your pipeline gas?" The expected question from a beautiful girl

  • @liju2505
    @liju2505 Před rokem +1

    Europe needs to cooperate with weird people as well as develop nuclear and other energy sources, including coal

  • @azules9780
    @azules9780 Před rokem

    They need to use and get gas from whomever they can at the moment while simultaneously building nuclear reactors and more renewables.

  • @shaun8141
    @shaun8141 Před rokem

    This guy definitely smokes Bud

  • @akattau
    @akattau Před rokem

    Current green energy sources cannot cover energy need. If we move towards nuclear energy it would be a better choice than returning to fossil fuels.

  • @chasmarischen4459
    @chasmarischen4459 Před rokem

    LOL! Thanks.

  • @caiseran
    @caiseran Před rokem +3

    Man, as I understand you call Azerbaijan - Central Asia? It’s quite wrong, Azerbaijan is more European/Caucasian/Middle Eastern country, there’s nothing to do with Central Asia. And you also called new president of Turkmenistan - Aliev?! As I know his name is Serdar, seems to me you did bad preparation for that topic…

  • @Asdfgghhhjj
    @Asdfgghhhjj Před rokem +1

    Why not Europe just produce its own natural gas using fracking?

    • @Drunken_Master
      @Drunken_Master Před rokem

      You have to have oil shales/sands to produce shale gas and Europe has almost none.

    • @Asdfgghhhjj
      @Asdfgghhhjj Před rokem

      @@Drunken_Master I think we have plenty across Europe.

  • @shaddyhacker
    @shaddyhacker Před rokem

    Not worth all the hassle. Just work with Norway, the Netherlands and UK. There's plenty of gas in the North Sea. I'd rather invest there.

  • @kpiekarska3048
    @kpiekarska3048 Před rokem

    Slower please 🙏 I understand but I don't remember information.

  • @matthefner4682
    @matthefner4682 Před rokem

    I've been to Baku. Yes, those women are knockouts.

  • @JS-fd5oh
    @JS-fd5oh Před rokem +2

    Nuclear + Renewables.

    • @DavidHalko
      @DavidHalko Před rokem

      “Nuclear + Renewables”
      Nuclear is great for base power
      Renewables required NG to spin up power quickly, when needed to fill gaps during lack of sunlight & lack of wind.
      Only other option is using Hydrogen to quickly spin up those generators during spot power needs. Renewables without hydrogen or NG is a non-starter.

  • @vukasinjosic9719
    @vukasinjosic9719 Před rokem +1

    why would russia import gas from turkmenistan? it doesn't make any sense

    • @untitledmixture1531
      @untitledmixture1531 Před rokem

      Russia imports a lot of things from Central Asia. Because they will receive it almost for free and sell to Europe. Easy cash.

  • @dimiathan
    @dimiathan Před rokem

    I still don't understand why we don't do massive investments on nuclear energy to get ourselves energy independent

  • @joncarter8896
    @joncarter8896 Před rokem

    Need build pipeline to central Asia and Arabian Peninsula.

  • @LuisRomeroLopez
    @LuisRomeroLopez Před rokem +1

    11:18 "Stupidier North Korea". 😆

  • @vanodne
    @vanodne Před rokem +7

    Yes, nuclear and renewables, obviously!

  • @akmalhafiz8763
    @akmalhafiz8763 Před rokem +1

    Hot Central Asian girls? I'm into that. Sign me in a the diplomat.

    • @wiseass2149
      @wiseass2149 Před rokem

      Just go to NYC and bring about $300. Lol

  • @espanner97
    @espanner97 Před rokem

    Also, this is the best opportunity to invest in renewables for a long term green future!

  • @danh508
    @danh508 Před rokem

    I have a question maybe you have the answer but aren’t those countries in the sco or better said Shanghai cooperation organization were both china and Russia are leading it to of course diversely away from western center world with countries like India, Iran , and even turkey are opting to join? I only ask because even American ask to join as an observer only and they were denied. So to me it seems foolhardy to just presume that these is under the guise of benevolence because they are in opec + which even sided with Russian and cut the fuel production just to screw with the us and Europe after nord stream 2 of course. It might just be me seeing thing you know since I have been reading the news papers and websites and also watching world news to stay informed. There are a lot of things that I just don’t understand were just seems to be a disconnect.

  • @tge2102
    @tge2102 Před rokem

    I'm sure these central asian countries are champions of human rights lol

  • @TurboSnailAviator
    @TurboSnailAviator Před rokem

    Breathe, relax a bit, slow down, and start to communicate...please.

  • @faridjafari6356
    @faridjafari6356 Před rokem

    One big fact is missed in this video: The second biggest owner of natural gas reservoirs after Russia is Iran....

  • @fakehyena88
    @fakehyena88 Před rokem

    Should sound more like von der lion, not von der Lidl

  • @SamBaughTV
    @SamBaughTV Před rokem

    Why Ruptly?

  • @Ashleyapples
    @Ashleyapples Před rokem +1

    im all for a lonnng pipeline 😊

  • @skylineXpert
    @skylineXpert Před rokem

    When I think of Turkmenistan and dictators: bishlemek gurpgork