The European Union has enough gas in storage to last through the summer without curtailing demand even if Russia cut its gas flow today, according to a new analysis by energy consultancy firm Wood Mackenzie.
Though EU nations remain deeply dependent on Russian supplies, the report found it is in a decidedly better position to cope without Russian piped gas now than it was several months ago.
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