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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 3334441" data-attributes="member: 12952">I wonder how Lying Lizzie will respond ?<a href="http://www.fox25boston.com/news/imported-gas-to-help-power-boston-homes-this-winter-1/690735177" target="_blank">Imported gas to help power Boston homes this winter</a>EVERETT, Mass. - A solution to the natural gas shortage in New England this weekend is coming from an unprecedented source - Russia.For the very first time, Russian gas is set to help power homes in the Boston area.The recent cold snap in New England has homeowners, businesses and utilities scouring for fuel supplies.After sitting outside the Boston Harbor for several days undergoing an intensive multi-agency security sweep, a tanker containing liquefied natural gas from Russia was cleared to pull into the Everett import terminal.Inside the tanker is gas produced in Siberia, reportedly the first shipment of gas from Russia to ever reach the United States.The shipment comes on the heels of expanded U.S. sanctions on Russian businesses and people - but the restrictions do not include commodities produced in Russia.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 3334441, member: 12952"] I wonder how Lying Lizzie will respond ? [URL="http://www.fox25boston.com/news/imported-gas-to-help-power-boston-homes-this-winter-1/690735177"]Imported gas to help power Boston homes this winter[/URL] EVERETT, Mass. - A solution to the natural gas shortage in New England this weekend is coming from an unprecedented source - Russia. For the very first time, Russian gas is set to help power homes in the Boston area. The recent cold snap in New England has homeowners, businesses and utilities scouring for fuel supplies. After sitting outside the Boston Harbor for several days undergoing an intensive multi-agency security sweep, a tanker containing liquefied natural gas from Russia was cleared to pull into the Everett import terminal. Inside the tanker is gas produced in Siberia, reportedly the first shipment of gas from Russia to ever reach the United States. The shipment comes on the heels of expanded U.S. sanctions on Russian businesses and people - but the restrictions do not include commodities produced in Russia. [/QUOTE]

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