We weren’t the ones to say it this time, although the name of the E.ON chief has appeared on this blog before. Now it looks that Mr. Wulf Bernotat has taken his lobbying on behalf of Gazprom a bit far, especially in his mission to make sure that there is no unbundling in Europe, inspiring an op/ed from the Financial Times which critically remarks that the German executive, who has placed his bets on the Nord Stream pipeline, seems to think that Brussels poses a larger threat to Europe’s energy security that Russia’s state-held firms. Of course the British should be following Mr. Bernotat also. Check out the story after the jump.
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