EU’s reliance on Russian LNG grows in 2024, much of it from the Arctic
According to High North News, the European Union’s imports of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) hit a record high in 2024. This development showcases growing complexities in the EU’s energy strategy amid geopolitical tensions, as a significant portion of the LNG originates from Arctic regions.
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