Europeans are debating whether to invest billions in Russian-backed gas infrastructure, including the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. They should not. And they do not have to — alternative supplies at affordable prices already exist and more are coming on line, from the eastern Mediterranean, the Caspian Sea and the US.
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Gordon Sondland: Reliance on Russian gas has big risks for Europe
A man walks past the stand of Russian energy giant Gazprom at the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum on May 24, 2018 in Saint Petersburg.
