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Barents Sea gas export scenarios from 2034 to 2049 under different pipeline opening dates

Arctic gas unlikely to strengthen European supply before the 2040s

Norwegian Continental Shelf production outlook under high, base and low scenarios to 2040

Norwegian gas remains critical to European energy security

Natural gas and low-carbon gases supporting European energy security

European energy security depends on natural gas and low-carbon gases

Germany's energy security decisions and their impact on European gas supply and storage resilience

Europe bears the consequences of German energy policy decisions

Chart showing projected EU LNG supply by country from 2026 to 2030, with Russian LNG falling to zero and US and spot market volumes rising.

Europe’s shift away from Russian gas creates new LNG trade-offs

Chart 2 showing EU gas storage March levels in 2022 to 2026 versus the historical range, with 2026 below 30% of capacity.

European gas vulnerability persists despite supply diversification

Figure showing gas spot price and EU gas demand impacts under the EU methane emissions regulation adaptive scenario from 2025 to 2035.

EU methane emissions regulation market impacts on gas, LNG and crude oil

European energy security shift as EU gas imports move away from Russian supply toward US LNG and Norwegian gas

European energy security still fragile after historic energy shock

Southern Gas Corridor map showing TANAP and TAP route from Azerbaijan to Italy

Azerbaijan gas exports and Italy’s role in European energy security

EU energy consumption 1990–2024, showing coal, natural gas, oil, renewables and biofuels, and nuclear — illustrating how European energy security is shifting over time.

European energy security: trading one dependency for another

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