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On November 12, Gazprom again applied for the maximum volume of gas transit through Ukraine under the contract in the amount of 109.3 million cubic meters. m per day.

Russia is fulfilling its obligations to supply gas to Europe, but does not believe that it should increase volumes just because the United States is calling for it.

Gazprom will continue to increase gas transit to Europe by filling its underground storage facilities.

Nord Stream 2 will be a problematic legacy for the new German government following the departure of Angela Merkel, Süddeutsche Zeitung columnist Stefan Cornelius said on November 9.

The company "Naftogaz of Ukraine" on Friday will supply gas to the Moldovan company S.A. Energocom in the volume of 500 thousand cubic meters, the press service of the company reports.

Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov called the announcement of large profits of the Russian company Gazprom "another fake".

Russia complies with all contractual obligations on gas, there are certain conditions to increase supplies, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin told RIA Novosti.

The international rating agency Moody’s has left the credit rating of Rosneft unchanged

The leader of the European People's Party (EPP) Manfred Weber called on the European Union to invest in liquefied natural gas (LNG).

Gazprom's exports abroad, according to preliminary data, increased by 13.1% over nine and a half months, to 152.2 billion cubic meters of gas, the company said.

The first string of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline has been filled with technical gas, and the second is being prepared for this, the operator of the Nord Stream 2 AG project said.

According to the Secretary General of the World Energy Council, the crisis in European energy and in other regions of the world is caused by an unexpected recovery in demand and a redistribution of the market.

Gazprom is fulfilling its obligations to the EU on fuel supplies, said Frans Timmermans, executive deputy chairman of the European Commission.

The jump in gas prices in Europe is not due to a shortage of supply, but to a low level of storage capacity, as Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said.

A collapse in oil prices to $24 per barrel by 2050 is possible with the implementation of the most radical decarbonization scenario worldwide.