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The report shows that the EU’s strategy to move away from Russian gas is facing difficulties: Russian gas still meets around 12% of the bloc’s needs, while imports of Russian liquefied natural gas rose by 10% in the first nine months of the year. The pressure has been compounded by prices reaching €100.27 per megawatt-hour on October 28 and storage levels remaining below 75% at the start of November, amid warnings about the cost of supply disruptions and Europe’s reliance on external suppliers. Traders doubt that Russian supplies can be halted entirely by January 2027, while US proposals to resume gas flows through Ukraine have brought the issue back into focus—underscoring the gap between Brussels’ goals and market realities.
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