Germany gets 96% of its liquefied natural gas from the US, according to an environmental group
Germany’s imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the US reached a near-total dependency last year, the German Environmental Aid Association (DUH) stated on Thursday. The situation “exacerbates Germany’s dependence on the increasingly unpredictable US,” the association said.
DUH analysis found the EU’s largest economy imported approximately 101 terawatt-hours of US LNG in 2025, representing 96% of its total LNG imports – a rise of over 60% from 2024. The cost surged to $3.2 billion from $1.9 billion the previous year.
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