Europe grapples with energy crisis, three years after Ukraine invasion

Europe grapples with energy crisis, three years after Ukraine invasion

At a newly built dock along Germany’s Elbe River, tankers from the United States unload liquefied natural gas to fuel factories and homes. In central Spain, a forest of wind turbines planted atop mountains helps power the energy grid. In French government buildings, thermostats have been lowered in winter to save electricity.

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