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peakoil.com -> en.rian.ru : A crisis of natural gas supplies may hit Russia in two years, the economic development and trade minister said. German Gref said last fall Russia was facing energy problems. Energy consumption levels in the Russian capital rose to historic highs last winter as the cold snap reached its peak in January-February, when temperatures in Moscow were periodically dropping as low as -32°C (-25.6°F). Moscow energy utility Mosenergo was forced to cut supplies to some industrial and commercial consumers in order to maintain power and heat deliveries to residential customers and critical services. - And this is one of the countries that Singapore wishes to import LNG from? But wait, what kind of crisis was the minister referring to? A search of my blog entries reveals this observation : In January, Russia had problems when its oil and gas wells froze from extreme cold while in June when it was presumably warmer, Russia overtook Saudi Arabia. How's that for seasonal variations? See also : 1. Singapore hopes for Russian LNG supplies (2006-09-10 00:45:18 SGT)
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