The US role in securing the European Union's near-term natural gas supply
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The US role in securing the European Union's near-term natural gas supply
Abstract
The European Union's plan to phase out Russian natural gas imports by 2027 rests partly on increasing near-term imports of US liquefied natural gas. This will require a coordinated policy response that includes securing supplies from major exporters, global diplomacy, expanding import capacity, and alignment with Europe's climate goals.
Keywords: Energy policy; Energy security; Natural gas; Politics and international relations.
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Conflict of interest statement
Competing interestsThe authors declare no competing interests.
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