In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the changes in supply and demand created gas transportation bottlenecks in the EU. With LNG and increased pipeline supplies primarily entering the EU from the west (in a system primarily designed for transporting Russian supplies to Europe), bottlenecks in transportation occurred. Due to physical congestion at LNG terminals and at cross-border […]
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