German demand soars for Russian LNG via European ports

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German demand soars for Russian LNG via European ports - Financial Times

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In November, Germany ordered its state-operated import terminals to reject any Russian LNG cargoes.“Germany has prohibited the import of Russian LNG at its ports.

A lack of transparency in the EU’s internal gas market has led to “finger-pointing among member states, which has led to inaction against Russian LNG as no member state feels fully responsible”, it added.

Only around 10 per cent of the EU’s piped gas came from Russia in 2024, according to European Commission figures, while Russian coal and almost all Russian oil were sanctioned.