n. g, liquified natural gas, and this is a much more expensive gas. so europe, as well as germany and all the other industrialized countries, i essentially talking about replacing cheap gas with much more expensive gas. and that will mean attacks on the european industries de industrialization and more inflation made known that europe continue to import russian gas and oil even now, amid numerous sanctions, have they really no other choice or is it just the master of costs? there is no other choices in the near term. almost no other choice of course, you know transition some natural gas star plans back into call. but that associates with climate problems. they are. 7 of possibilities to reopen nuclear power plant, but germany is not willing to do that either. all the other alternatives, like for example or more l n g. well, that requires a dedicated infrastructure, rigorous, if occasion, facilities, most countries don't even have access to the c. so they cannot be even receive l n g. so these are long term processes. they cost a lot of money. so yes, over the near term, europe will have to import rush and gas. whether they like it or not, they are goi