Natural gas competition is creating a crisis spilling into the U.S.
Countries in the European Union are scrambling for better alternatives to Russian fuel, creating a fever pitch and an energy crisis that is starting to bleed into the American grid. The recently passes Inflation Reduction Act attempts to ease some of the pressure placed upon natural gas resources, but it seems that the regulatory process may take too long.
Asia is also starting to feel the strain of the energy crisis tearing through Europe and The United States, The continent is closely monitoring its reserves, focusing on getting through the upcoming winter months.
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