... natural gas (LNG) supplies. In June, around 12 billion cubic meters of LNG arrived on the European market, mainly from the U.S., Qatar, and other exporters, which is also a record for a summer month. Thanks to high reserves and diversification of supply, gas prices in Europe are relatively stable in summer 2025. Prices at the TTF hub are significantly lower than the peaks of 2022 and fluctuate within a consumer-friendly range. However, the current price level is still above pre-crisis average values. According ...

... from the U.S., Qatar, and other exporters) entered Europe in June, setting a record for summer month imports. Preliminary estimates suggest that this trend persisted close to maximum levels in July. Due to high stock levels and diversified supplies, gas prices in Europe this summer have remained relatively stable. Prices at the largest hub, TTF , are significantly below the peak crisis levels of 2022, fluctuating in a consumer-friendly range (although still above the pre-crisis average). According to ...

..., decreased demand, and high liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies—around 12 billion cubic meters in June, mainly from the U.S., Qatar, and other exporters—which is also a record for summer months. Thanks to high supplies and diversified sources, gas prices in Europe have remained relatively stable during the summer of 2025. Prices at the TTF hub are significantly below the peaks of 2022 and fluctuate within a consumer-friendly range. However, the current price level is still above pre-crisis averages....

... reduced demand, alongside high liquefied natural gas (LNG) deliveries—around 12 billion cubic meters in June (mainly from the U.S., Qatar, and other exporters), which is also a record for a summer month. Thanks to high reserves and diversified supply, gas prices in Europe are remaining relatively stable during the summer of 2025. Prices at the TTF hub are significantly lower than the peaks of 2022, oscillating within a consumer-friendly range, although the current level still exceeds pre-crisis averages....

... competition. For example, in the Moscow region, stations of the same network must be at least 20 kilometers apart in one direction, and a town with a population of 100,000–150,000 may have three to four stations. Profitability Drivers Retail fuel prices at gas stations include production costs, excise taxes, and operational expenses. Factors influencing profitability include crude oil price dynamics, government fiscal policies, wholesale petroleum prices, and operational costs. Taxes and fees can constitute ...