Energy crisis – What does it mean for market prices?

What does Europe’s energy crisis mean for market prices, almost six months after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? We’re going to show you the impact it’s had on natural gas price, as well as the price of coal and renewable energy, and ask how Europe is going to keep the lights on this winter. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3zLAfu8

0:00 – What the energy crisis means for the markets
0:45 – Is Russia to blame for the entire energy crisis?
1:28 – What has the crisis meant for the profits of major energy companies?
2:18 – Why is Europe reliant on Russian natural gas?
2:58 – Which countries import the most Russian natural gas?
4:08 – What happened to the Nordstream 1 gas supply?
5:07 – What happened to the price of natural gas in 2022?
5:48 – What is liquified natural gas?
6:35 – What helped push up European inflation?
7:31 – Why did the price of coal go up?
8:17 – What happened to the price of renewable energy?
9:02 – What will happen if Europe doesn’t cut back its consumption of gas?

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