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Monitoring the energy situation in the EU: June 2022

This infographic aims to provide an overview of some of the most important energy indicators.

Monitoring the energy situation in the EU: June 2022
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Written by Giulio Sabbati and Alex Wilson.

This infographic aims to provide an overview of some of the most important energy indicators. It is purely for information purposes and subject to change. Figures on page one are based on market data (gas and oil prices) or data supplied by market actors (LNG capacity and gas storage rates). Figures on page 2 are based on the latest publicly available Eurostat data. These data are only available retrospectively, usually on an annualised basis, and therefore do not reflect the latest state-of-play following the outbreak of the war.

Electricity prices for household and non-household consumers, € per kWh, second half of 2021.
Electricity prices for household and non-household consumers, € per kWh, second half of 2021.
EU energy import dependency from Russia, Share of total import
EU energy import dependency from Russia, Share of total import
Final energy consumption by sector, Million tonnes of oil equivalent (MTOE)
Final energy consumption by sector, Million tonnes of oil equivalent (MTOE)
Gas price in the EU, Title Transfer Facility (€ per megawatt-hour)
Gas price in the EU, Title Transfer Facility (€ per megawatt-hour)
Gas storage, Available storage capacity (Twh) and filling rate
Gas storage, Available storage capacity (Twh) and filling rate
LNG capacity per Member State, Billion m3, April 2022
LNG capacity per Member State, Billion m3, April 2022
Brent Crude oil (US$ per barrel)
Brent Crude oil (US$ per barrel)
Share of energy from renewable sources%, 2020
Share of energy from renewable sources%, 2020

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