Russia has dramatically increased exports of liquefied natural gas to Europe - media

Journalists write that gas exports from Russia to Europe have fallen sharply, but the total sales of liquefied natural gas increased by 8. 6%. The Russian Federation sent almost 17 million tons of liquefied natural gas (PPG) in Europe in 2022. This figure is approximately 20% higher than 2021. About it writes Reuters, referring to the data of the service Refinitiv Eikon. It is reported that the Russian Federation was partially able to compensate for a sharp decrease in pipeline supply.

Yes, Europe increases the import of PPG, which is transported in liquid form at a temperature of -160 degrees Celsius. The publication writes that exports of Russian gas to Europe on pipelines has sharply fallen to a minimum since the collapse of the USSR. This happened after the imposition of sanctions in connection with the Russian full -scale invasion of Ukraine. However, at the same time, the Russian Federation increased the total export of PPGs in 2022 by 8.

6% to about 33 million tons, of which more than half were exported to Europe. Journalists write that the largest Russian manufacturer of NOVatek PGs provided the bulk of deliveries, shipping 20. 8 million tons of "Yamal LNG" in the Arctic and 700,000 tons from "Kryogaz-Vositsk" on the Baltic Sea. Russian-controlled by Gazprom "Sakhalyn-2" in the East of the Russian Federation, increased the supply of PPG by 11% to 11. 2 million tons in 2022.

Refinities is one of the world's largest data and infrastructure suppliers for financial markets. Works with 40,000 institutions in more than 150 countries. Earlier, Focus wrote that according to Forbes, Ukraine is buying a Russian motorway for millions of dollars. Russian liquefied gas is often combined by European suppliers. It is almost impossible to determine whether the fuel of the Russian Federation is supplied. Due to this, Russia receives from Ukraine to $ 12 million a month.

We will also remind that gas prices in Europe have dropped almost 20% a week. The main reasons for the rapid fall in gas prices were the prospects for restoring the work of one of the most powerful PPGs of the US terminals - Freeport LNG, as well as the predictions of warmer weather. It was also reported that the European Union continued economic sanctions against the Russian Federation for six months.