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Germany’s break with Russia left it hooked on expensive US gas – AfD

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•The AfD party stated that Germany's break with Russia has led to increased reliance on US gas.
•Germany has shifted its energy imports from Russian sources to US liquefied natural gas.
•The AfD claims that US gas imports are more expensive compared to previous Russian supplies.

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▸If Germany continues to rely heavily on US LNG imports German industries and consumers may face sustained higher energy costs, potentially impacting economic competitiveness.

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If Germany increases demand for US LNG, Henry Hub natural gas prices may experience upward pressure due to higher export volumes.

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RURT (EN)Germany’s break with Russia left it hooked on expensive US gas – AfD

On February 16, 2026, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party criticized Germany's decision to sever energy ties with Russia, arguing that it has resulted in Germany becoming dependent on costly liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports from the United States. The AfD highlights that this shift has increased Germany's energy costs and exposed the country to market volatility associated with US gas supplies. This development is significant as it reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting European energy security and economic stability. Germany's energy strategy and its implications for domestic industries and consumers remain a key point of debate.