My point was more along the lines of a huge part of Europe require significantly less for heating per person then Finland. I was in December in Italy and I did not even need to wear a jacket. Greece of Spain are similar. France I think can produce their own electric power via nuclear and Poland should, at least in part, have enough coal to sustain itself. So even if prices increase it should have a much lower impact then it does in Finland. Germany is rich as fuck so they can just burn money to stay warm. Not going to give a fuck about those globalists.

I'm sorry to hear about Finland.
Out of curiosity does Sweden or Norway have similar problems as Finland? If so to what extent?