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More than 30 liquefied natural gas tankers have left US ports on their way to Europe in recent days, Bloomberg Finance reported. According to data gathered by the agency from open sources, 10 tankers have already been marked as arriving on the Old Continent, and another 20 left the United States later and are currently crossing the Atlantic (see here).
Analysts say that will halve EU gas prices as early as next week.
According to shipping data collected by Bloomberg, the ten tankers that arrived transported a total of 1.6 million cubic meters of fuel for thermal power plants. The other 20 carry a volume of about 3.3 million cubic meters.
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A few days ago, the Financial Times reported on American liquefied gas tankers traveling to Asia but changing their routes to Europe. The reason is that natural gas prices in Asia are far lower than in Europe and the profit from supply would be far lower. Currently, the difference between the price of natural gas in the United States and Europe is nearly 14 times.
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