• Russia's share in extra-EU natural gas imports 2021

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Russia occupied over 39 percent in natural gas imports into the European Union from non-EU countries in 2021. The share was lower than in 2020, when it stood at 42 percent. Furthermore, Russia was the largest supplier of petroleum oil in the EU-27.

Share of extra-EU natural gas import value from Russia from 2010 to 2021

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Release date

April 2022

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Region

Russia, EU

Survey time period

2010 to 2021

Supplementary notes

Extra-EU refers to transactions with all countries outside of the EU: the rest of the world except for the European Union (EU) Member States. The term is used in the context of external trade, balance of payments, foreign direct investment, migration, transport, tourism and similar statistical areas where goods, capital or people moving in and out of the EU are being measured and where the EU as a whole is considered in relationship to the rest of the world. Extra-EU transactions of the EU as a whole are the sum of the extra-EU transactions of the EU Member States.

Figures prior to 2019 were for EU-28, starting from 2019, for EU-27.
The statistic has been assembled from several reports by the source.