Kari Liuhto is Professor of International Business and Director of the Pan-European Institute at the University of Turku, Finland.

• Chapter 1. The development of global LNG exports (Mariusz Ruszel).- Chapter 2. Natural gas in the EU in the 21st century: A special emphasis on LNG (Kari Liuhto).- Chapter 3. Energy transition in the Baltic Sea region: A controversial role of LNG? (Leonid Grigoryev and Dzhanneta Medzhidova).- Chapter 4. Russian LNG exports (Andrey Shadurskiy).- Chapter 5. Gas logistics between Russia and the EU: Case of Ukraine, Belarus, Nord Streams, and other routes of supply (Mykhailo Gonchar and Igor Stukalenko).- Chapter 6. Norwegian gas in Europe in the 2020’s (Jakub M. Godzimirski).- Chapter 7. Development of the LNG terminal in Świnoujście, Poland (Dariusz Zarzecki).- Chapter 8. The Klaipeda LNG terminal and its impact on the Baltic States’ gas market (Tadas Jakštas).- Chapter 9. Energy and climate policy: Driving factors affecting the future of LNG in Latvia (Reinis Āboltiņš).- Chapter 10. New sources of natural gas for Finland: The Balticconnector pipeline and LNG imports (Laura Klemetti and Hanna Mäkinen).- Chapter 11. How much gas is enough?: Energy security and natural gas infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region (Anna Mikulska).- Chapter 12. Epilogue (Kari Liuhto).

Kari Liuhto is Professor of International Business and Director of the Pan-European Institute at the University of Turku, Finland.

• Chapter 1. The development of global LNG exports (Mariusz Ruszel).- Chapter 2. Natural gas in the EU in the 21st century: A special emphasis on LNG (Kari Liuhto).- Chapter 3. Energy transition in the Baltic Sea region: A controversial role of LNG? (Leonid Grigoryev and Dzhanneta Medzhidova).- Chapter 4. Russian LNG exports (Andrey Shadurskiy).- Chapter 5. Gas logistics between Russia and the EU: Case of Ukraine, Belarus, Nord Streams, and other routes of supply (Mykhailo Gonchar and Igor Stukalenko).- Chapter 6. Norwegian gas in Europe in the 2020’s (Jakub M. Godzimirski).- Chapter 7. Development of the LNG terminal in Świnoujście, Poland (Dariusz Zarzecki).- Chapter 8. The Klaipeda LNG terminal and its impact on the Baltic States’ gas market (Tadas Jakštas).- Chapter 9. Energy and climate policy: Driving factors affecting the future of LNG in Latvia (Reinis Āboltiņš).- Chapter 10. New sources of natural gas for Finland: The Balticconnector pipeline and LNG imports (Laura Klemetti and Hanna Mäkinen).- Chapter 11. How much gas is enough?: Energy security and natural gas infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region (Anna Mikulska).- Chapter 12. Epilogue (Kari Liuhto).

Kari Liuhto is Professor of International Business and Director of the Pan-European Institute at the University of Turku, Finland.

• Chapter 1. The development of global LNG exports (Mariusz Ruszel).- Chapter 2. Natural gas in the EU in the 21st century: A special emphasis on LNG (Kari Liuhto).- Chapter 3. Energy transition in the Baltic Sea region: A controversial role of LNG? (Leonid Grigoryev and Dzhanneta Medzhidova).- Chapter 4. Russian LNG exports (Andrey Shadurskiy).- Chapter 5. Gas logistics between Russia and the EU: Case of Ukraine, Belarus, Nord Streams, and other routes of supply (Mykhailo Gonchar and Igor Stukalenko).- Chapter 6. Norwegian gas in Europe in the 2020’s (Jakub M. Godzimirski).- Chapter 7. Development of the LNG terminal in Świnoujście, Poland (Dariusz Zarzecki).- Chapter 8. The Klaipeda LNG terminal and its impact on the Baltic States’ gas market (Tadas Jakštas).- Chapter 9. Energy and climate policy: Driving factors affecting the future of LNG in Latvia (Reinis Āboltiņš).- Chapter 10. New sources of natural gas for Finland: The Balticconnector pipeline and LNG imports (Laura Klemetti and Hanna Mäkinen).- Chapter 11. How much gas is enough?: Energy security and natural gas infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region (Anna Mikulska).- Chapter 12. Epilogue (Kari Liuhto).