Russia's Gazprom Meeting Obligations for Yamal-Europe Gas Exports
8/11/2021
MOSCOW (Reuters) — Russian state gas company Gazprom is meeting gas delivery obligations via the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline in full, its export arm, Gazprom Export, said on Wednesday.
Gas flows via the Mallnow compressor station near the German-Polish border, via the Yamal-Europe pipeline, halved after a fire at a Gazprom gas condensate plant in Russia last week, pushing European gas prices up.
"All available options and gas delivery routes are used to meet the requests," Gazprom Export said in the statement.
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Owner:
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