, the head of equinor, norway's largest energy company. according to anderson, the european union will continue to replenish its storage facilities in the face of a sharp reduction in supplies from russia due to a warm winter. blue fuel prices have fallen, but this could change and europe would then be vulnerable to any further supply disruptions once the sanction begins vs. russia, norway has become the region's largest supplier of natural gas over the past year. it exported about 122 billion cubic meters to european buyers. however , according to bloomberg, an increase in supply volumes is not planned over the next 4-5 years. a single day of reception of citizens will be held in minsk on january 11 in the administrations of the districts of the city, the reception will begin at 10:00 in the morning ; your questions can be addressed to the chairman of the council of the republic natalia kachanova in the administration of the pervomaisky district in the partizansky leninsky moscow districts will listen to the citizens of the chairman of th

one of them jennifer dupont is the strategic environmental affairs manager at equinor wind u.s.ase, has the bid to build windmills off the coast of jersey. and then there is john curb who represents local iron workers and offshore wind projects. there he is. listen, "primetime" isn't saying these two cooked the books and covered up a whale murder but it doesn't look good. the investigation doesn't seem clean, especially when you consider this: last week governor murphy oaked a bill to build the turbines needed for this massive wind project in new jersey. and you can't build the turbine in the state of neurologic new jerseywithout the iron work. the iron workers union is probably the most politically connected group in knowledge. new jersey, if you are a democrat in power it's literally your job to keep these guys happy. and nothing makes a union happier than a nice fat subsidized boondoggle. why is it that not a single reporter in knowl new jersey isg to get to the bottom of it. jeff van drew represents new jersey in congress and wants a full investigation into wind's role in th