Russia Falls to Fourth Place Among EU Gas Suppliers by Import Value in July, TASS Reports
Russian state news agency TASS reported that Russia's share of the European Union's total gas import value dropped to fourth place in July, with EU purchases of Russian gas totaling 1.1 billion euros.
Russia has slipped to fourth place in terms of its share of the total value of gas imports into the European Union in July, according to a report published by the Russian state news agency TASS.
TASS reported that the European Union purchased approximately 1.1 billion euros worth of gas from Russia during the month.
The report did not specify the countries that now rank ahead of Russia in gas import value to the EU, nor did it provide the total value of all gas imports into the bloc during the same period.
TASS did not cite additional sources or data providers for the figures included in its report.
The change in ranking comes amid a broader, multi-year shift in the European Union's energy import patterns following reduced pipeline gas flows from Russia since 2022.
Sources
- Russia drops to fourth place in terms of share of total value of gas imports to EU in July — TASS (Russia)
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