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Denmark hails 'very constructive' meeting with US over Greenland
- On Wednesday, the European Union announced it will step up efforts to diversify away from U.S. LNG, citing recent White House announcements that have deep security implications, officials said.
- After White House remarks about Greenland, European Union Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen cited talk of 'owning' Greenland and 'utilizing the U.S. military,' while the White House disavowed force and told Bloomberg the U.S. remains Europe's most secure energy source.
- Data show the scale of U.S. shipments: the European Union imported 81 billion cubic meters of U.S. LNG in 2025, about 58% of regional supply, while exports hit a record 525.1 billion cubic feet in November, Energy Department data shows.
- Seeking alternatives, the EU is increasing reliance on Norway, which now supplies about 30% of its gas, while Jørgensen said Europe will pursue deals with Canada, Qatar and Algeria.
- After Russia cut pipeline supplies, Gazprom broke agreements post-2022 invasion, so the European Union expanded imports from Norway and LNG capacity as analysts note allies 'derisking' from the United States.
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Denmark hails 'positive' US meeting on Greenland
Denmark's foreign minister said Thursday he was "more optimistic" after technical talks kicked off with the United States over Greenland. "We have had the very first meeting at senior official level in Washington yesterday regarding the Greenlandic issue," Lars Lokke Rasmussen told journalists at an EU meeting in Brussels. "It went well in a very constructive atmosphere and tone, and new meetings are planned. It's not that things are solved, but…
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