Russia's Gas Transit through Ukraine: End of an Era?
The dissolution of the Soviet Union greatly affected this decades-old gas business. Russian gas now had to transit an independent Ukraine. Even so, Russia continued to increase its exports to Europe, with the exported volume rising from 110 billion cubic meters in 1990 to 175 billion in 2020.
Slovak gas company SPP started importing Russian gas through the TurkStream pipeline on 1 February, with supplies expected to ...
Residents in Astrakhan have complained about the smell after a reported Ukrainian drone strike on a natural gas facility.
The governor of Russia's Astrakhan region told residents not to panic on Wednesday after its main city, close to a huge gas ...
Russia’s Gazprom PJSC started sending gas to Slovakia through the TurkStream pipeline, easing some supply concerns a month ...
A Russian oil refinery and gas processing plant went up in flames after Ukraine fired dozens of drones over the border Sunday ...
Video released on social media shows Russia’s Astrakhan gas plant up in flames after Ukraine struck major energy facilities ...
State run gas giant Gazprom spearheads increase in gas production in 2024 as it re-takes a larger share of the domestic ...
The EU is debating the resumption of Russian gas imports as part of a potential Ukraine peace deal, sparking controversy and ...
Energy solidarity within the EU provides for assistance to member states that were most affected by the termination of ...
The severing of electricity ties to oil- and gas-rich Russia and switching to European grids is steeped in geopolitical and ...
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Joshua R. Kroeker : Europe's Rejection of Russian Gas Was Historic. Its Impact Could Be Short LivedThe end of Russian natural gas transit through Ukraine as the clock turned to 2025, marks a milestone in Europe’s energy ...
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