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Russia sees its pipeline and LNG overseas deliveries surge from 146 billion cubic meters (bcm) in 2023 to 293 bcm in 2030, and further up to 438 bcm by 2050. Crude oil and condensate production is targeted to increase from 531 million metric tons per year, or 10.66 million bpd, by 2050.
Pipeline gas accounted for 55 percent or 38 Bcm while liquefied natural gas (LNG) contributed 45 percent or 31 Bcm, according to the Commission’s latest quarterly gas market report. Bcm, followed by Russia at 14 percent or 9.7 Bcm, followed by Qatar at five percent or 3.2 Bcm and Azerbaijan at four percent or 2.6
AggregateEU has been extended, having initially been meant only for the 2023-24 winter. A total of seven rounds have been conducted under AggregateEU, pooling over 119 Bcm of demand and attracting 191 Bcm of offers. Nearly 100 Bcm have been matched, according to the latest results announcement March 26, 2025.
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