LNG discussion in Berlin

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LNG in the future of energy

Bloomberg Energy Daily writes: Police vans cordoned off Berlin’s Adlon Kempinski hotel Tuesday as environmental protesters attempted to disrupt an energy conference, splashing green paint against the side entrance of the luxury venue by the Brandenburg Gate. Inside, the global liquefied natural gas industry gathered to debate its future. Having largely turned the page on energy price shocks, the focus is shifting to lowering carbon dioxide and methane emissions in the sector. The entire supply…

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Geological hydrogen could be a game changer if it proves to be inexpensive and abundant. Otherwise, those who want green must be willing to pay for it. So far many alternatives are too expensive. Green will not be free.