Bulgaria to stop Russian gas transit unless Gazprom pays
“Bulgaria must stop the flow of Russian gas on 20 December.”
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“Bulgaria must stop the flow of Russian gas on 20 December.”
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The cut-off potentially spells the end for a long-term contract agreed to last until 2040.
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The EU has imported significant volumes of Russian gas this year, valued at around โฌ10 billion.
The government that takes power in Austria after next Sunday’s (29 September) general election will face growing pressure to diversify its energy supply away from dependence on Russian gas, just as the economy is stuck in reverse gear.
Hungary’s energy security chief on Wednesday (18 September) slammed the European Union for not providing enough support to help smaller, landlocked countries move away from Russian natural gas.
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After failing to reduce their reliance on Moscow for energy, Hungary and Slovakia now want help from Brussels.
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The Bulgarian government decided on Thursday to compensate natural gas traders who helped fill the state-owned Chiren gas storage facility withย 278 million leva (โฌ142 million) after the sudden cut-off of Russian gas supplies in late April 2022.
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Increasing exports to the EU are a lifeline for Turkey, but analysts fear it could be the Kremlin cashing in.
If all else fails, Ukrainians hope their president can use his powers of persuasion to ensure continued U.S. support.
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‘Even Hungary knows that by continuing this activity, they grant Russia the right to manipulate their market,’ Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson said at a POLITICO event.
Critics accuse Bulgaria of punishing Russia to curry favor with Brussels, while quietly helping Moscow regain its grip on Europe’s energy supplies.
Gazpromโs CEO Alexey Miller says his company will send more gas to Hungary this winter, despite EU attempts to reduce reliance on Russian energy.
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Moldova will uphold its gas supply contract with Russia’s Gazprom in order to ward off crises over power prices in the country and hardship in its breakaway Transnistria region, Energy Minister Victor Parlicov said on Thursday (21 September).
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Moldova said on Wednesday (6 September) it owed Gazprom $8.6 million for gas, a fraction of the $709 million claimed by the Russian oil and gas group and which Gazprom said it would keep seeking to recover.