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Enagas: Russia Operations Status & Business Impact

Spain · Energy, Oil & Gas

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Still operating in Russia

Enagás, S.A. (Spanish pronunciation: [enaˈɣas], originally an initialism for Empresa Nacional del Gas) is a Spanish energy company and European transmission system operator (TSO), which owns and operates the nation's gas grid. The firm also owns four liquefied natural gas regasification terminals in the country, at Huelva, Barcelona, Cartagena, and Gijón. In addition, it owns 50% of the plant BBG (Bilbao) and 72.5% of the Saggas terminal in Sagunto.

Status last verified 03/08/2026Source checked 31/10/2025Company website ↗LeaveRussia profile ↗

Business in Russia

Enagás: Russia to become Spain's second largest gas supplier in 2024. Spanish gas operator Enagás has publicly stated that it is fully prepared to operate without Russian gas and will instead rely on the United States gas sector to replace Russian LNG. The European Union is currently in talks with member states to accelerate the phasing out of Russian gas, Enagás’ CEO said. Arturo Gonzalo said Enagás is already tracking the EU gas supply chain through its platform.

Decision trail

Decision date 10/02/2025 · Reference ↗

Russia took second place in terms of liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to Spain in the period from January to December 2024. This is evidenced by data published by the Spanish energy company Enagás. According to its information, over 12 months, the kingdom purchased the equivalent of 72,360 GWh of LNG from Russia (21.3% of the total). As a result, Russia took second place after Algeria in terms of supplies of this fuel to Spain. The United States is in third place. In December last year, Madrid purchased 5,485 GWh of gas from Moscow - 20.8% of the total. Earlier, Enagás reported that in 2023, Spain purchased 72,690 GWh of Russian LNG, compared to 53,859 GWh in 2022. Thus, by the end of 2023, the Russian Federation became the third main supplier of gas to the kingdom.

Status history since 2022

03/08/2026 — operating · Imported from KSE LeaveRussia

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Geopolitical context and sanctions impact

Enagas is a Energy, Oil & Gas company based in Spain. Current Russia status in our dataset is operating: continued operations in Russia remain a compliance, reputational and counterparties risk for EU and allied firms. Eastern Europe Impact translates those facts into business consequences — sanctions screening, supply-chain exposure and reconstruction-side opportunity — with transparent confidence labels rather than speculation.

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Questions about Enagas

What kind of data does Eastern Europe Impact provide on Enagas?: Eastern Europe Impact publishes verified intelligence on Enagas's Russia status: current operating posture, sources (including the KSE LeaveRussia project), status history since 2022, sanctions-list matches, and linked events. Each profile is risk information for compliance and due diligence — not legal advice.
How can Eastern Europe Impact data on Enagas help my business?: Use the Enagas profile to check counterparties, suppliers and customers for Russia exposure, sanctions proximity and recent events before you contract, ship or invest. Watchlists alert you if the status or designations change.
How do we verify the information on Enagas?: We compile public reporting, company statements and the KSE LeaveRussia dataset, then label uncertainty. Status is not a legal determination — verify against primary filings and counsel before acting. Corrections go to corrections@easterneuropeimpact.com.
How much does Eastern Europe Impact cost?: The company checker is free. A 7-day Pro trial (no credit card) unlocks live Daily Impact Briefs, full event profiles and watchlists. After the trial, Individual is €19/month; Professional and Business add exposure maps, sanctions entity pages and API access. See /pricing.