Economy Minister Robert Habeck appeared convinced that a European embargo on Russian oil imports would eventually be imposed, as he tried to reassure the 1,200 workers at the PCK pipeline connected to the Russian “Friendship” pipeline in Svend, Brandenburg.
“I do not want to make fun of you and make the situation better in any way. “There may be a problem somewhere, something may not work,” said Mr Habeck. western Poland. But if his plan works, he stressed, then the refinery will have a future and perspective.
Mr Habeck cited three elements that need to be combined: new deliveries of oil from other countries through the port of Rostock, financial assistance from the federal government for possible additional costs – as oil from other sources will be more expensive – and a possible change of management in the position of the current manager, the Russian Rosneft. “If all three elements work, then you will have secured your jobs in the near future,” the minister assured. “We need Svend,” he added.
Refinery workers have expressed concern to Robert Habek over the planned embargo, arguing that either the decision to block Russian oil from “political correctness” is wrong or that the “Friendship” pipeline should be exempted from sanctions. The embargo will come, with great certainty. “If you have a better idea, give it to me,” Mr. Habeck replied.
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