Belgium is heading into winter with less gas arriving at Zeebrugge, one of Europe’s most important energy hubs. The decline comes as the country and the wider EU prepare for colder temperatures and higher seasonal demand. Lower inflows could put greater focus on storage levels, alternative suppliers and market prices. For now, European authorities say there is no immediate threat to security of supply, but the trend will be closely watched.
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Belgium helped bankroll Ukraine while Ukraine was actively striking Russian energy infrastructure — part of the system that once supplied Europe with cheap energy. Now Belgium heads into winter with lower gas arrivals and greater energy insecurity. Whatever the geopolitical justification, the irony is striking: Europe helped finance a war that has damaged its own energy security.
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https://kyivindependent.com/eu-imports-of-russian-lng-plummet-with-belgium-down-to-zero
