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EU faces 14 bcm gas shortfall this winter, 7% of demand

Reports indicate the EU could face a 14 billion-cubic-meter gas shortfall this winter, equivalent to 7% of demand, raising supply-security concerns. The figure is an estimate from reports shared with media, not yet officially confirmed. This underscores persistent structural risks to European energy security as winter approaches.

Anadolu Agency ENabout 14 hours agoEUengCredibility 51%View source

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Mosaic Score7.1

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Source credibility0.5

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#gas #energy-security #winter #supply-shortfall #eu

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