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EU can live without Russia's LNG — phasing out pipeline gas may be trickier
The EU reduced annual imports of Russian gas by over 70% between 2021 and 2023, dropping from 150 billion to 43 billion cubic metres. However, the trend reversed in 2024 when imports of Russian LNG grew from 18 Bcm to 20 Bcm, and pipeline imports increased from 25 Bcm to 32 Bcm, a combined year-on-year increase of 21%.
Russia is in active talks with China over the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, but price disagreements and strategic hesitations ...
Talks between Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin this week will include negotiations around a much-delayed ...
Russia and China are at an "active stage" of talks on a proposed new gas pipeline, the Power of Siberia-2, carrying Russian gas via Mongolia to China, but are unlikely to sign a contract in the next ...
Russian officials submitted the dossier earlier this month. It reportedly includes maps and other materials purporting to track Ukrainian attacks on the TurkStream pipeline and other energy ...
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