Three Years After Ukraine Invasion, Europe Still Deals With Energy Crisis

At a newly built dock along Germany’s Elbe River, tankers from the United States unload liquefied natural gas to fuel factories and homes. In central Spain, a forest of wind turbines planted atop mountains helps power the energy grid. In French government buildings, thermostats have been lowered in winter to save electricity.In the three years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ignited an energy crisis across…