It is about the RePowerEU plan, which provides for the complete “liberation” of the EU from Russian gas. The leading role in replacing 155 bcm of Russian gas will be played by the dynamic development of renewables, hydrogen production, investments in energy saving and energy efficiency. At the same time, EU countries should review plans to decommission coal-fired generation and nuclear units, as well as increase investments in gas production in the North Sea.
Therefore, this will allow the EU replace by 2027 as much as 80 bcm of Russian gas. Another 75 bcm can be replaced by diversifying supplies from the United States, Qatar, Azerbaijan and North Africa.
