EU Eyes Winter LNG Buys as Storage Hits Near Two-Decade Low After Iran War Drove Up Prices
The European Union is optimistic that winter liquefied natural gas imports will help offset inventories that are at their lowest level for this time of year in almost two decades, following the Iran war which drove up prices and disrupted summer stockpiling.
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