Russia and Turkey interested in extending gas supply contracts
Russia and Turkey have expressed interest in extending contracts for the supply and export of gas on mutually beneficial terms, according to …
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Hungary and Slovakia oppose EU on Russian oil and gas imports
Budapest and Bratislava will oppose the European Commission’s plan to phase out Russian oil and gas by 2028, Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán said.
Hungary to sign agreement with Turkey on Russian gas transit
Hungary plans to enter into agreements with Turkey that will ensure an increase in transit supplies of Russian gas via the Turkish Stream pipeline, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Peter Szijjarto said.
Foreigners can pay for Russian gas not only via Gazprombank until October
Russian President Vladimir Putin has extended the permission for foreign buyers of Russian gas to pay for supplies in rubles not only via Gazprombank authorized for such transactions but also to other Russian banks until October 1.
Hungary to combat Europe’s initiative to phase out Russian gas
Hungary opposes the proposal by the European Commission to phase out Russian gas, and it plans to combat it, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto said.
Gazprom increases gas supplies to Uzbekistan by 4.4 times
Russian gas exports to Uzbekistan increased 4.4 times in 2024. In 2023, Gazprom supplied almost 1.3 billion cubic meters to the republic.
Merz: Nord Stream 2 was a mistake
The construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, through which Russian gas was supposed to flow to Germany, was a mistake, the German Chancellor said during a meeting with Donald Trump.
Brussels and Paris stand up for Russian gas
The European Union’s two biggest buyers of Russian liquefied natural gas, Brussels and Paris, are refusing to endorse Brussels' plan to ban Moscow’s gas.
Gazprom and China discussing new gas supplies
Gazprom is holding talks with China on new project of pipe gas supplies, the company said in its issuer’s report for the past year.
China increases purchases of Russian pipeline gas by third
The volume of Russian pipeline gas supplies to China in January-April increased by 31.6% year-on-year, to $3.32 billion, according to the data from the …
Russia and Serbia want to agree on gas supplies for 10 years
Serbia is interested in Russian gas imports. The country is proposing to conclude a contract for 10 years. Presidents Putin and Vucic agreed to extend the contract in Moscow.
US company plans to buy stake in Turkish Stream, media reports
The US hedge fund Elliott Investment Management is negotiating the acquisition of a stake in the Bulgarian section of the Turkish Stream pipeline
Russia and Brazil to start joint uranium mining
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who will pay a visit to Russia on May 8, intends to enter into agreements on attracting Russian investments in the development of infrastructure for the production of liquefied natural gas and …
Europe still depends on Russian gas
Europe remains dependent on Russian gas, EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen said in an interview with the Table.Media news outlet. …
U.S. sanctions against Nord Stream 2 may be lifted
The United States is debating whether to lift sanctions on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline and potentially other Russian assets in Europe, Politico wrote citing sources. Lifting the sanctions on Nord Stream 2 would be …
Gazprom is ready to consider possibility of deliveries to EU, Kremlin says
According to Dmitry Peskov, this issue should not be politicized
Gazprom begins consultations on new contract with Botas
The contract for the supply of Russian gas expires this year
Issue of Russian gas transit through Iran resolved by 90%
Russia and Iran have resolved the issue of Russian gas transit by 90%. The Iranian Oil Minister is expected to visit Moscow to take part in an intergovernmental commission meeting.
One of German leaders proposes to restore business with Russia
Contacts with Russian companies, interrupted as a result of sanctions against Russia, will also be re-established
Russian gas exports to Europe via Turkish Stream increase by 16%
In the first quarter of this year, Russian gas supplies to the European market rose by 16% compared to the same period last year. In March, Europe's gas demand decreased as temperatures rose and LNG imports increased.
