russia is the largest supplier. so russia alone provides around 35% of our imports, which equates to around 30% of all the gas we consume in a given year. that russian gas arrives through multiple pipelines — there is the north stream one pipeline, to which nord stream ii will run in parallel, there's a pipeline through belarus which hits poland and goes to germany, there is transit from ukraine to central europe, than italy, then there's pipelines in turkey which have connections to southeast europe. so russian gas arrives in europe by multiple roots in the levels of dependency on russian gas really very from one eu member state to the other. generally speaking, those who are closer to russia geographically depend on russian gas to a greater extent. what about the uk? 50 russian gas to a greater extent. what about the uk?— russian gas to a greater extent. what about the uk? so the uk is in a fortunate position, _ what about the uk? so the uk is in a fortunate position, most _ what about the uk? so the uk is in a fortunate position, most of _ what about the uk? so the uk is in a fortunate position, most of the - what about the uk? so the uk is in a fortunate position, most of the gas l fortunate position, most of the gas we can soon is either produced here in the uk, orwe we can soon is either produced here in the uk, or we import it directly from norway via pipelines under the north sea, or we get it in the form of liquefied natural gas from the
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