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Trends in fossil gas consumption & imports – October 2025
Domestic gas consumption reached a quarterly high in October 2025 (5.7 TWh), with Russian gas accounting for the largest share of imports for the same month (2.43 TWh). Overall, the first 10 months of 2025 saw gas demand reach record highs in power generation (40.5 TWh) and in networks (10.2 TWh). LNG ranked first in imports with 25.1 TWh (+80.6% compared to 2024), closely followed by Russian gas via Sidirokastro (23.2 TWh). Total exports for the 10-month period amounted to 5.74 TWh, with the largest share (97%) being exported via Sidirokastro.
Is the EU-27 backtracking on its climate policy?
Despite being the only region to cut emissions in 2023–2024, proposed changes to the EU #ETS2 risk increasing emissions and reducing revenues needed for the green transition. Environmental NGOs and think tanks — including The Green Tank — sent a letter to Commissioner Hoekstra.
Weakening ETS2 risks undermining Europe’s climate strategy
In his article on energypress, titled “The weakening of ETS2 as a risk for the European climate strategy”, Nikos Mantzaris analyzes the recent announcement by the European Commission to consider changes to the new Emissions Trading System (ETS2) for buildings and road transport, following a request from 19 Member States, including Greece.
