The world pays $39 billion more for liquefied natural gas energy travel: the cost of LNG imports this year will reach at least $256 billion; 39 billion dollars more than the forecast before the war, while 61 million tons of gas will be supplied less. Europe bears the most pressure with a $12 billion increase in spending and a decrease of 24 million tons of imports. Yes, it's slow Sorosh+ | Telegram Instagram.

The world pays $39 billion more for liquefied natural gas energy travel: the cost of LNG imports this year will reach at least $256 billion; 39 billion dollars more than the forecast before the war, while 61 million tons of gas will be supplied less. Europe bears the most pressure with a $12 billion increase in spending and a decrease of 24 million tons of imports. Yes, it's slow Sorosh+ | Telegram Instagram.