Inside Europe's biggest LNG terminal
We find out how liquefied natural gas kept the lights on in Europe this winter.
Business Daily · BBC World Service
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Show Notes
This is the story of liquefied natural gas (LNG), and how in the last year it has played an enormous role in keeping the lights on in Europe
This special edition of Business Daily comes from inside the biggest LNG terminal in Europe. Rick Kelsey looks into the role the fuel is playing as sanctions mean gas pipelines from Russia into Europe are restricted.
LNG terminals which were half empty are now full, but should the cutting usage of Russian gas automatically mean importing more gas from elsewhere in the world? Is there a greener option?
Presenter / producer: Rick Kelsey (Image: Isle of Grain terminal, Kent; Credit: National Grid)