EU records highest level of gas imports from Russia in two years – Famagusta Gazette

"There is no change in the ambition" to put an end to Russian gas in the EU in 2027 and that his team works daily to "get rid of Russian oil", although "it is not a simple matter", because "if it had been easy, it would have been achieved three years ago", explains European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan JorgensenUkraine cuts the supply of Russian natural gas through its territory European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan Jorge…

Sanctions are still working! The EU is buying more Russian gas than ever, congratulations on the effort! Published on 19.3.2025 at 21:37 — By Élise Delacroix — Reading time 3 minutes Sanctions, this great European success... When the European Union decides to sanction Russia, it does not do things by halves. Well, yes, in fact... she mostly does them backwards. Proof of this: the latest figures from Eurostat reveal that the EU increased its purc…

EU records highest level of gas imports from Russia in two years – Famagusta Gazette

The EU recorded its highest level of gas imports from Russia in two years this January, purchasing a total of 1.9 billion euros (approximately 2.08 billion U.S. dollars) worth of pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG), TASS news agency reported Wednesday. According to Eurostat data and TASS calculations, the EU imported 1.07 billion euros (1.17 billion dollars) worth of Russian LNG, marking a 17 percent increase from December 2024 and a 57…

It maintains the ambition to end Russian gas imports in 2027 BRUSSELS, 19 (EUROPA PRESS) European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan Jorgensen, has admitted that Russian gas purchases from the European Union since 2022 are equivalent to the price of 2,400 new F-35 fighters for the Kremlin and [...] The entry Brussels admits that EU purchases of Russian gas since 2022 amount to 2,400 new fighters for the Kremlin appears first in Forbes Spai…

Natural gas prices continue to evolve in line with the prospects for a ceasefire in Ukraine. Although the market has been transformed after the start of the war, it remains partly dependent on Russia.

European Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen said that he would present "very soon" a plan to permanently abandon imports of Russian hydrocarbons into the EU and said that if it were up to him it would no longer reach the EU market "not a single molecule" of Vladimir Putin's gas. "We have gone from 45% of Russian gas to 13%, it is still too much. If it were for me, if it were for us, we would not have a single molecule of Putin," said Jørgensen at…