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'Disappointing' — Russian Arctic LNG imports to EU rise despite ban as loophole persists
EU imports of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Yamal project increased by nearly 18% in the first five months of 2026, according to a report by environmental and sanctions-monitoring NGO Urgewald shared with the Kyiv Independent. The figures show the challenges facing EU's effort to end its dependency on Russian energy, despite the bloc's phased ban on Russian gas imports. While Brussels has introduced restrictions on Russian LNG imports, loopholes in the current scheme have allowe
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euobserver.com
Despite official EU ban, imports of Russian Arctic LNG still surging
Despite a short-term contract ban which came into effect in March, almost 97 percent of the ships that left Russia’s Arctic Yamal site arrived at an EU port.
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oilprice.com
EU Moves Against Russian LNG Shipping As Arctic Gas Imports Surge | OilPrice.com
The EU's 21st sanctions package targets Russian LNG tankers even as Europe buys nearly 97% of Yamal Arctic LNG exports this year.
