Dan Jørgensen

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427 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 24 Jun

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So therefore, we've actually banned import of gas from Russia.
It was a big wake-up call for all of us, and it led to us reducing our use of gas in Europe.
So we use around 20% less now than we did in 22.
Huge progress, and we've diversified our suppliers so that we're not as vulnerable anymore.
But that then leads us to the second crisis, which is, yes, now we're not dependent on one supplier as we were,
But we're still dependent of what happens geopolitically in the world.
And because the world market prices have gone up as they have, we also are now hit by a price shock.
It's not as big as it was in 22, even though the crisis in many ways are worse because we're better prepared.
But it's still very serious.
And for me, the conclusion is very clear.
We need to get out of this dependency.
Let's start with why did we not know this?
Okay, I don't want to sound provocative, but didn't we know this?
I think we did.
I mean, it's no...
It's no surprise that we import a very large share of our energy in Europe.
Still, last year, we imported for more than 370 billion euros worth of fossiles.
So this is why we are on a mission to transition away from this as fast as possible.
Now, the transport sector, and that can then lead me to answering your second question.
is of course one of the sectors where this is more difficult.
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