Россия сокращает поставки газа в то время, как Европа замерзает. "Газпром" сообщил, что сокращение поставок было вызвано большим спросом газа на внутреннем рынке.

Энергетическая компания России "Газпром" сократила поставки газа в Европейский Союз в связи с повышенным спросом в период крайне холодной погоды в России. Это сокращение затронуло восемь европейских стран: Польша, Словакия, Австрия, Венгрия, Болгария, Румыния, Греция и Италия.

Первоначально "Газпром" отрицал новость о снижении, однако позже заявил, что им необходимо больше газа для внутреннего рынка. Россия объяснила, что нуждается в "больших объёмах газа из-за холодов" и что "договор между европейскими компаниями и "Газпромом" позволяет гибкость" в подобных ситуациях.

Представитель Европейской комиссии на прошлой неделе заявил, что "Россия не предоставила всю информацию", но отклонил связь между дефицитом и текущим спором между Россией и Украиной о транзите газа. Комиссия предупредила Координационную группу по газу, которая состоит из представителей государств, энергетических компаний и операторов газопроводов.

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

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