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EU gas price cap risks destabilising markets
G7/Russia price cap for refined oil products
Wind turbine failures are increasing ($BBG)
Germany’s build out of LNG capacity ($BBG)
Tesla discounts disrupt vehicle prices ($WSJ)
EU prepares for ban on Russian diesel ($FT)
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Pakistan hit by cascading power grid failure
LONDON and Southeast England reached the half-way point in the heating season on January 23. London has experienced 769 heating degree days so far this winter compared with a long-term average of 825. After a mild spell from mid-October to mid-November, and another from mid-December to mid-January, cold spells in early December and late January have erased much but not all of the deficit in heating degree days:
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