Vulnerability Assessment of the European Natural Gas Supply

As indigenous natural gas reserves within the European Union (EU) decline, higher gas imports are expected in order to meet future EU gas demand. Natural gas will be transported across considerable distances from regions of gas reserves to European..

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Vulnerability Assessment of the European Natural Gas Supply

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