Pipeline flows from Russia have fallen to historic lows, but shipments of LNG from all over the world have surged
EU imports of Russian liquified natural gas have increased by 40% since the invasion ofMember states have bought more than half of Russia’s LNG on the market in the first seven months of this year, according to analysis of data by Kpler, which tracks marine and tanker traffic.
Europe’s pipeline gas flows from Russia have fallen to historic lows since the invasion last year as countries wean themselves off it, but to make up for the shortfall shipments of cooled LNG from all over the world, including Russia, have surged and are not subject to any EU sanctions. Spain and Belgian said the numbers did not reflect national purchasing but the fact that their ports were major gateways for the rest of the continent.
Fears of winter blackouts led to people in many countries being asked to turn down their heating thermostats by 1C and night-time illumination of public buildings across the bloc, including the Eiffel Tower, was stopped. In some cities street lights were turned off after midnight to save energy.
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