Seth Mos16h ago
Kees van der Leun
Gas and LNG expert Anne-Sophie Corbeau: "People really need to turn down their thermostats. We're heading for the Mother of all energy crises. Refilling Europe's gas storages could become the drama of the year."
Even more so for the Netherlands, where the filling level has now been run down to below 7%, I would add.
In Tijd.be, by Tobe Steel
https://www.tijd.be/ondernemen/milieu-energie/energie-experte-anne-sophie-corbeau-mensen-zouden-hun-thermostaat-lager-moeten-zetten-het-is-nodig/10653647.html
Mar 22 at 10:13amWeb
Show threadWalter van Holst1d ago
@Sustainable2050 https://archive.is/cXQeO
Show threadAngela Scholder1d ago
@whvholst @Sustainable2050 Well, it seems that we're full on route to WW3. So, does it really matter then?
Or is that too fatalistic?
Show threadKees van der Leun1d ago
@AngelaScholder @whvholst How would you see this develop into WW3?
Show threadAngela Scholder1d ago
@Sustainable2050 @whvholst Well, Iran and the Middle East war is not being containedin the region.
Ukraine is losing support.
The EU is still pandering to PRuttel's Daddy.
Russia is building up troops on the Finnish border.
Drumpf has more to lose by not distracting the World from the Epstein files. Netanyahu will end up in prison if he loses power.
The new Cuba crisis.
Our own kabinep. Check our council election results.
The UK idiots in power.
The World is in a downwards spiral. How is >2
Show threadAngela Scholder1d ago
@Sustainable2050 @whvholst 2) this going to be contained and not escalating?
Show threadyosh1d ago
@Sustainable2050 lmao, what — didn't the prime minister just go on TV like yesterday to announce the Netherlands would not be facing an energy crisis? Like… how??
Show threadKees van der Leun1d ago
@yosh From thread: https://mastodon.energy/@Sustainable2050/116269124034526918
Kees van der Leun (@[email protected])

Dutch PM Jetten: "IEA's advice to save energy is especially relevant for other countries." https://www.welingelichtekringen.nl/economie/jetten-energiebesparing-vooral-voor-andere-landen-relevant

mastodon.energy
Show threadyosh1d ago
@Sustainable2050 oh I missed that; yeah okay I see. Ugh.
Show threadEarth Notes1d ago
@Sustainable2050 Our (London, UK) space heating is already off, and I'm doing my level best to have our house significantly carbon negative again this year... A drop in the ocean, I know, but...
Show threadFrieke1d ago

@Sustainable2050 ketel op 60, verwarming op 19. Stroomgebruik zoveel mogelijk op zonnige dagen overdag met panelen. Nauwelijks vlees. Geen vliegreizen. 95% van de tijd thuis.

Tijd voor de grootverbruikers om een steentje bij te dragen. 🤓

Show threadJandAntifa17h ago

@Frieke72 Wat je zegt Frieke, tijd voor de grootverbruikers. Hier ook ketel op 60, zelden vlees, geen vliegreizen en kamerthermostaat op 16graden (nog een graadje lager en ik kan beter buiten gaan zitten)

@Sustainable2050

Show threadMeneer de Bruin 🚂🍉🔻17h ago
@Sustainable2050 Gelukkig is onze regering al pro-actief maatregelen aan het nemen en draagt ook de industrie zijn steentje bij .. o, wacht. Nee, dat hoopte ik.
Show threadKees van der Leun16h ago
@MeneerDeBruin https://mastodon.energy/@Sustainable2050/116263261269153704
Nou nee:
Show threadSeth Mos16h ago

@Sustainable2050 Normally when on Fire, the fire department rolls out at least the basic engines and Manpower. The first comes on site and goes, we need more and scales it up.

Inam not seeing any fire dept. At all.

Meanwhile, Australia is literally running out of petrol and diesel as we speak. In a move that no one in the past 20 years could have foreseen they offshored all but one of their refinieries. The cake is that they offshored the strategic reserve to Texas, which is 40 days sailing.