The lowest volume of gas since last October flowed through European LNG terminals in June

Although significant volumes of liquefied natural gas continue to flow into Europe, deliveries have recently begun to decline gradually. In June, the volume of gas flowing into the European transmission system from local import terminals for liquefied natural gas (LNG) fell to its lowest level in eight months. Even so, this June was a record month for LNG deliveries to Europe compared with the same period in previous years.

According to Argus Media, an average of 4.3 TWh of gas per day flowed into the system from LNG import terminals in EU countries and the United Kingdom during June. This was the lowest volume since last October, but was still nearly a tenth higher than the average of 4 TWh per day in June last year. Gas deliveries through terminals in the Netherlands and Croatia were at record levels, while imports through LNG terminals in Belgium and the United Kingdom slowed over the past month.