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In terms of value, natural gas imports decreased by 56.8%, but shipments decreased by 11.7%. Regarding LNG, these numbers decreased by 54.1% and 11.4%, respectively.
Norway supplied 46.6% of the natural gas to the EU in the first quarter, with Algeria and Russia accounting for 19.7% and 17.3% of the total, respectively. The US imported 47.4% of the LNG, followed by Algeria (9.9%) and Russia (17.7%).
Between January and March, the volume of petroleum products imported fell by 0.9%, but their value grew by 0.4%. The United States (17.1% of the total amount) was the EU's top supplier, followed by Kazakhstan (10.9%) and Norway (13.6%).
source: ec.europa.eu
Norway supplied 46.6% of the natural gas to the EU in the first quarter, with Algeria and Russia accounting for 19.7% and 17.3% of the total, respectively. The US imported 47.4% of the LNG, followed by Algeria (9.9%) and Russia (17.7%).
Between January and March, the volume of petroleum products imported fell by 0.9%, but their value grew by 0.4%. The United States (17.1% of the total amount) was the EU's top supplier, followed by Kazakhstan (10.9%) and Norway (13.6%).
source: ec.europa.eu
