LNG Transportation
Martin Vladimirov: The race for economic security is driving Europe's energy transformation.
Europe is less vulnerable to disruptions in energy supplies since the Russia crisis of 2022, but the region still faces a new threat: high energy costs that are destroying the industrial base on the continent. Europe has fared relatively well so far in the global energy crunch caused by the Iran War that began on 28 February. This is largely due to massive investments made in LNG terminals, mandatory storage, and an increased reliance on U.S. Liquefied Natural Gas. The price of?gas in Europe has risen but the region is not yet in crisis mode, like it was after Russia...