A report released by the Finnish Energy and Clean Air Research Center on the 10th shows that although the EU continues to reduce its dependence on Russian energy, it is still the largest buyer of Russian liquefied natural gas and pipeline gas. According to the report, taking July as an example, 49% of Russia's total liquefied natural gas exports went to the European Union. In terms of pipeline gas, the EU accounts for 32% of imports. According to data, the EU paid Russia about 1.5 billion euros in July, making it Russia's fourth largest buyer of fossil fuels. Pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas contributed 561 million euros and 526 million euros respectively in Russian energy export revenue.

A report released by the Finnish Energy and Clean Air Research Center on the 10th shows that although the EU continues to reduce its dependence on Russian energy, it is still the largest buyer of Russian liquefied natural gas and pipeline gas. According to the report, taking July as an example, 49% of Russia's total liquefied natural gas exports went to the European Union. In terms of pipeline gas, the EU accounts for 32% of imports. According to data, the EU paid Russia about 1.5 billion euros in July, making it Russia's fourth largest buyer of fossil fuels. Pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas contributed 561 million euros and 526 million euros respectively in Russian energy export revenue.