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Despite major disruptions and price spikes, gas power remained stable this year and an early increase in coal generation didn’t last. But it took a major effort and billions of euros to secure alternatives to Russian gas. https://t.co/z3lBCCzu1p https://t.co/Rxjx8Cg6Va — PolitiTweet.org

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When Russia cut off a key flow of natural gas this year following its invasion of Ukraine, many European countries were left scrambling for fuel as prices soared, raising serious questions about the continent’s energy future. https://t.co/r0ZoxICOPN — PolitiTweet.org

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Gas wasn’t the only fuel to face a major test this year. Nuclear and hydropower faltered amid maintenance delays and extreme weather, including heat waves and drought. https://t.co/z3lBCCzu1p https://t.co/OF9zpx10v5 — PolitiTweet.org

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