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With Gazprom’s Russia-Germany Nord Stream 2 pipeline running behind schedule

Tuesday, September 10, 2019
With Gazprom’s Russia-Germany Nord Stream 2 pipeline running behind schedule

With Gazprom’s Russia-Germany Nord Stream 2 pipeline running behind schedule, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak offered this summer to renew the expiring contract with Ukraine for one year. In retort, Naftogaz wants a 10-year contract with minimum annual volumes of 60 billion cubic meters. Last year, Russia shipped 87 billion cubic meters through Ukraine, a volume that should be matched this year. On Monday, Šefčovič held discussions in Brussels with Ukraine’s new Energy Minister, Oleksiy Orzhel.

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Scandinavian Airlines, or SAS, returns to Ukraine next month, launching direct flights between Oslo and Kyiv Boryspil on Oct. 26.

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The EU’s top court in Luxemburg has restricted Russian gas to 35% of the capacity of Germany’s onshore pipeline extension of Nord Stream 1.

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