Putin's Russia seen dominating European energy for two decades
Europe had planned to become independent from Russian natural gas, but the region has not succeeded in this goal, as Gazprom shipped a record amount of gas to the EU last year.
BY ELENA MAZNEVA AND ANNA SHIRYAEVSKAYA, BLOOMBERG
Europe has wanted to wean itself from Russian natural gas ever since supplies from its eastern neighbor dropped during freezing weather in 2009. Almost a decade later, the region has never been more dependent.
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