If the transit of Russian gas to the EU through Sudzha stops, who will lose more? Every year, Russia earns about $11B from exporting oil and gas through Ukraine, even though Ukraine itself earns only $1B, said ex-director of the Ukrainian GTS Operator, Serhiy Makogon. The energy tr... #RussianGasTransit #Sudzha #SudzhaGAS
Fico wants Russian gas to flow through Ukraine after 2024, but Ukraine dashed these hopes. Slovakia is discussing with Ukraine the continuation of Russian gas transit after the end of the current contract, which expires at the end of 2024, the country’s Prime Minister Robert Fico said... #Gazprom #RobertFico #RussianGas #RussianGasTransit #UkrainianGTS
Ukraine will not renew the contract for the transit of Russian gas to the EU after 2024. Ukraine has warned Austria that it does not plan to extend the gas transit contract, DW economic expert Andriy Gurkov said. He notes that the Ukrainian route mainly serves Austria, with some small gas... #AustrianOMV #GasTransit #Gazprom #Naftogaz #RussianGasTransit #UkraineGTS
The supply of Russian gas to Europe will fall to a record low. The reason is that Gazprom is halting supplies through the Turkish Stream pipeline for maintenance. According to the company, the planned annual gas pipeline maintenance will last from June 5 to 12. A... #gascrises #Gazprom #RussianGas #RussianGasTransit #TurkishStream
The G7 and the EU will not resume importation of Russian gas supplies to Europe. The Group of Seven (G7) countries and the EU plan to ban the import of Russian gas along routes where Moscow has previously cut supplies, reported Bloomberg. This decision will prevent the resumption ... #DruzhbaPipeline #Gazprom #RussianGas #RussianGasTransit #SanctionsAgainstRussia
Russian gas transit through Ukraine to Europe increased by 5%. According to the GTS Operator of Ukraine, Gazprom’s application for gas transit on February 8 amounted to 30.8 million cubic meters, compared to 29.4 million cubic meters a day earlier. At the s... #Gazprom #RussianGasTransit #UkrainianGTS
Russia reduced the daily gas transit through Ukraine by another 10%. On January 4, the Russian Federation reduced the daily natural gas transit through the Ukrainian GTS to Europe by another 10%, to 38.4 million cubic meters per day. ExPro analysts calculated that this... #RussianGas #RussianGasTransit #UkrainianGTS
Russian gas flows to the EU were unaffected by a pipeline explosion. An explosion hit a Russian natural-gas pipeline that goes to Ukraine for further supply to Europe, reported Bloomberg. The blast occurred on a section of the Urengoy-Pomary-Uzhgorod link. However, the... #GasPipelineExplosion #RussianGas #RussianGasTransit
Ukraine is rapidly increasing gas imports from the EU. Since October 15, Ukraine has tripled its import of natural gas from Europe against the backdrop of lower gas prices. According to operational data from the Operator of the GTS of Ukraine, on October ... #gasprices #RussianGasTransit #UkraineGasImports
Ukraine has calculated the losses from the termination of gas transit from the Russian Federation. If the transit of Russian gas through Ukraine stops in January 2023, and there is no payment for reserved capacities, the state budget in 2023 would not receive UAH 11.15B, according to the appendices... #RussianGasTransit #UkraineGTS
Naftogaz’s CEO warns of complete shutdown of Russian gas transit through Ukraine. There’s a high-risk Russia will completely stop natural gas shipments to the European Union through Ukraine, said the CEO of state energy company Naftogaz-Ukraine, Yuriy Vitrenko. “I would estimate t... #Naftogaz #RussianGasTransit #YuriyVitrenko
Merkel assured her host that Berlin has requested that the current Russo-Ukrainian agreement on the transit of Russian gas to be prolonged after its expiry in 2024. She was vague on how this could be accomplished, and announced that Germany will appoint a special envoy to deal with transits issues. #RussianGasThroughUkraine #RussianGasTransit #RussianUkrainianAgreement
