After a few days of strong wind in the UK (and this is strange for an island), the weather is back to no-wind condition. The figure below shows the current status of electricity production split between green and fossil sources. No good news for green energy. This is a good reason for the future natural gas price surge. Considering the possibility of the reduced gas supply from Russia, the european natural gas market is vulnerable.
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Prediction of the Kamchatka July 29, 2025, earthquake by the evolution of low-magnitude seismicity recovered using waveform cross-correlation at IMS seismic arrays (Part 2)
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