Europe seems to be prepared to get through the winter well even without gas delivered by Russia in the following months, and this is because it has managed to secure what it needs, after the consumption reductions, and will even import 40% more a lot of liquefied gas to cover the need.
The European Commission has struggled to find solutions for countries across Europe in the gas crisis, and it seems that the efforts made by European officials have paid off, and hundreds of millions of people will have something to warm themselves with during the next winter, which is excellent news.
"Europe is ready for the winter without Russian gas. European countries could import nearly 40 percent more liquefied gas next winter year-on-year, according to Bloomberg. "These shipments are sufficient to cover a complete shutdown of Russian pipeline flows from October 1."
⚡️ Bloomberg: Europe is ready for winter without Russian gas.
European countries may import almost 40% more liquefied gas in the coming winter year over year, according to Bloomberg.
"Those shipments are enough to cover a complete halt in Russian pipeline flows from Oct. 1."
- The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 27, 2022
