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1. www.consilium.europa.eu › en › infographicsWhere does the EU’s gas come from? - Consilium

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   21 mar 2024 · In 2022, the 27 countries of the European Union consumed over 350 (billion cubic meters) of gas – 13% less than in 2021. Gas is mainly used for power generation, household heating and industrial processes.

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2. gasdashboard.entsog.euEuropean Gas Flow dashboard by ENTSOG

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   The dashboard includes maps and charts of daily gas flows in Europe, and the evolution of gas storage stock level compared to ENTSOG seasonal supply outlook simulations. The results are presented in dedicated pages.

3. www.statista.com › chart › 31017Chart: Where Does the EU's Gas Come From? - Statista

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   11 paź 2023 · In the first quarter of 2022, Russia was the EU's biggest supplier of gas via pipeline, with a 38.8 percent share, just ahead of Norway (38.1 percent), according to Eurostat.

4. joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu › jrc-news-and-updates › interactive-gasInteractive gas monitoring dashboard to boost EU energy security

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   7 paź 2024 · Today, the Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) publishes the Security of EU gas supply dashboard, which provides comprehensive weekly data on gas flows by pipeline, liquified natural gas (LNG), storage and consumption.

5. www.statista.com › topics › 10115Natural gas in Europe - statistics & facts | Statista

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   28 lut 2024 · Natural gas is the second-most important source of primary energy in Europe following crude oil. Many European countries heavily utilize natural gas to generate electricity and heat, as well as...

6. ec.europa.eu › eurostat › statistics-explainedNatural gas supply statistics - Statistics Explained

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   27 maj 2024 · In 2023, inland demand of natural gas in the EU decreased by 7.1 % compared with 2022, to drop to 12 719 409 terajoules. The largest increases in consumption were recorded in Finland (25.6 %), Sweden (11.1 %) and Poland (5.2 %), while the largest drops occurred in Portugal (20.2 %), Austria (13.2 %) and Czechia (11.9 %).

7. energy.ec.europa.eu › news › eu-gas-storages-95-full-ahead-1-november-surpassingEU gas storages 95% full ahead of 1 November, surpassing the 90%...

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   2 dni temu · Ahead of this year's deadline, tomorrow, the current gas storage level EU-wide is over 95%, according to the latest figures released by Gas Infrastructure Europe. There is currently around 100 bcm of gas in storage in the EU, which represents around one third of the EU's annual gas consumption. Commissioner for Energy, Kadri Simson, said: