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Chart showing Europe’s LNG capacity rising as LNG demand and gas consumption decline towards 2030.

European LNG imports deepen dependence on US supply

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

Line chart showing LNG import volumes for the EU27, China, Japan, South Korea and India from 2016 to 2025.

European LNG market faces rising supply concentration and volatility risks

Industrial gas processing facility at sunset illustrating the Gulf gas supply disruption and risks to global LNG markets.

Europe will struggle to replace Gulf gas amid global supply shortfall

Bar chart showing Germany’s LNG imports from 2023 to 2025, highlighting rising import volumes and growing dependence on US LNG.

Germany gas dependence raises energy security risks

Chart showing Europe’s monthly LNG imports by source including the US, Russia and Qatar

Rising European LNG imports increase dependence on US gas supplies

Chart showing European gas storage falling 30% below its 5-year average as the deficit doubles during winter withdrawals

European gas storage deficit deepens as winter withdrawals accelerate

TTF falls below long-run marginal cost of US LNG as the TTF–Henry Hub spread narrows

TTF prices drop below US LNG costs as the TTF–Henry spread tightens

Bar chart showing LNG capacity under development (2010–2035) by country, with major growth from the US and Qatar.

The European gas market paradox: LNG-dependent even as demand steadily declines

Pie chart showing 2024 EU gas imports by pipeline source: Norway 45.6 %, Algeria 19.3 %, Russia 16.6 %, UK 8.0 %, Azerbaijan 7.2 %, others 3.2 %.

European gas supply: geopolitics, LNG growth and the decline of Russian dependence

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