Honestly, I've considered that the contagion from Europe is likely to dramatically affect fuel prices in Canada and the US this winter. The fuel may be here, but if they're willing to pay more there, guess who gets the fuel?
I expect that if natural gas blows up, it'll mean that electricity grids see outages even in areas that don't rely on natural gas for electricity generation as people try to switch seeing their heating bills blow up (including the carbon tax which is set to triple in january up here)
I'm recommending people to plan ahead accordingly. Either I turn out to be wrong and you've got some extra supplies, or I turn out to be right and you're well off while others are struggling. I call this the day of the ant and the grasshopper.
I expect that if natural gas blows up, it'll mean that electricity grids see outages even in areas that don't rely on natural gas for electricity generation as people try to switch seeing their heating bills blow up (including the carbon tax which is set to triple in january up here)
I'm recommending people to plan ahead accordingly. Either I turn out to be wrong and you've got some extra supplies, or I turn out to be right and you're well off while others are struggling. I call this the day of the ant and the grasshopper.
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