Tensions between Europe and Russia, driven by Russia's use of energy supplies as a tool for political leverage over Europe, have forced the European Union (EU) to implement comprehensive strategies to ensure the region's energy security. Specifically for natural gas, the European Commission aims to reduce dependence on Russian natural gas through initiatives such as developing storage and transport infrastructure, diversifying suppliers, expanding the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market and promoting the use of renewable energy. Despite progress and the acceptance of higher energy costs, data shows that Russia remains a key gas supplier to the region. From an economic perspective, Europe and Russia have an interdependent energy relationship. Russia is a major energy producer, while Europe is a net energy importer, making Russia a natural supplier to the region. Russian gas, delivered through pipelines under short and long-term contracts, is typically the cheapest import option...
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