European energy supply at risk from low Russian gas flow

With inventories at their lowest level in more than a decade, gas prices in Europe have been volatile.

Russia is flowing less gas into Europe, stoking supply fears.

Europe’s vast network of liquefied natural gas terminals can’t save it from a winter supply crunch.

Liquefied natural gas – or LNG - supplies entering European grids in July fell to the lowest for that month in three years and the outlook for this month is even grimmer.