As the energy crisis tightens its grip on Europe, efforts to find alternatives to Russian energy are not as easy as promised. The share of Russian natural gas in EU's total imports has halved from over 40% in 2021. With winter approaching, countries are scrambling to import energy from elsewhere, particularly from U.S. and Norway, only to be met with skyrocketing prices. German and French political figures have made their displeasure public, while U.S. companies are raking in record revenues. Who is profiteering from the energy crisis?