Russia's share in extra-EU energy import value by product 2022

Russia accounted for nearly one quarter of the total value of natural gas in gaseous state imported into the European Union (EU) from outside the organization in 2022, down from 45 percent in the previous year. Due to the sanctions on Russia over the invasion of Ukraine, energy imports from Russia into the EU decreased in 2022.

Share of Russia in extra-EU import value of energy from 2021 to 2022, by product

Characteristic	2021	2022
Natural gas (in gaseous state)	45%	24%
Coal	45%	21%
Coke	45%	19%
Total	31%	18%
Peat	37%	17%
Petroleum oils from natural gas condensates	16%	17%
Crude petroleum oils and oils from bituminous minerals	25%	17%
Liquefied natural gas	20%	14%
Lignite	13%	0%

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March 2023

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2021 to 2022

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The source uses the following product codes: 27090090 for petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, 27090010 for petroleum oils from natural gas condensates; crude; 27111100 for natural gas, liquefied; 27112100 for natural gas in gaseous state; 2701 for coal; 2702 for lignite; and 2703 for peat; 2704 for coke.

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