Natural Gas in Europe, Nord Stream 2 and Russia @CISACatStanford
Natural Gas in Europe, Nord Stream 2 and Russia  @CISACatStanford
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 7 minutes ago
Natural gas prices in Europe have spiked in recent weeks. In the meantime, Russia is pressing for early certification of the newly-completed Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, which would increase capacity for moving gas from Russia to Europe. How serious is the gas situation in Europe, and how might Nord Stream 2 affect it? What motivates Moscow's push to get the new pipeline in operation? What policy should the U.S. government pursue on these questions? Ambassador Daniel Fried of the Atlantic Council and Edward Chow of Center for Strategic and International Studies will address these issues on November 17.
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