Europe spent a record 7.3 billion euros on Russian Arctic gas in just eight months, according to data referenced in the article. This value represents a significant milestone in European energy imports from the Russian Arctic region.
Two European companies dominate the Arctic maritime transport network: Seapeak, originating from Scotland, and Dynagas, linked to Greece. These two companies control the majority of liquefied natural gas transport routes in the region.
Together, the ships operated by these two companies accounted for 72% of all natural gas exports from the Yamal project, demonstrating the central role they play in supplying Russian energy to Europe through the Arctic.
