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StocksMedium•25 February 2026•

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Naturgy Warns of $13 Billion Risk from EU Ban on Russian LNG

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Key Facts

1Spain's Naturgy has 10.95 billion euros ($13 billion) in Russian liquefied natural gas purchase commitments.

2These commitments may be affected by a European Union ban on Russian LNG expected to take effect from 2027.

Spanish energy giant Naturgy Energy Group SA has warned of significant risks to its long-term Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) purchase contracts. The company holds commitments valued at approximately 10.95 billion euros ($13 billion) which could be jeopardized by a proposed European Union ban. The EU plans to implement a total ban on Russian LNG imports starting in 2027 as part of its strategy to reduce energy dependence on Moscow. Naturgy highlighted in its annual report that these regulatory changes create substantial legal and financial uncertainty for existing agreements. The potential loss of a major supply source or the imposition of massive financial liabilities poses a threat to the company's operational stability and market valuation. Investors are closely monitoring how Naturgy will navigate these geopolitical risks while maintaining its position in the European energy market.