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Gazprom’s gas exports to Europe via Ukraine stable but Nordic countries wary

cde.news desk 21 June 2022, 11:00 · 1 min read

epa09814691 An electronic panel displaying the dollar sign at an exchange office in Moscow, Russia, 10 March 2022. The ruble accelerated its fall against the dual-currency basket in anticipation of the announcement by Western countries of the previously announced new anti-Russian sanctions. In response to the military operation of the Russian armed forces that began in Ukraine, US authorities imposed sanctions against a number of key Russian banks. The US sanctions list includes VTB, Sberbank, Gazprombank, Sovcombank, Novikombank, Otkritie Bank, Alfa-Bank and Credit Bank of Moscow. EPA-EFE/MAXIM SHIPENKOV

Russian gas producer Gazprom said its supply of gas to Europe through Ukraine via the Sudzha entry point was seen at 41.2 million cubic metres (mcm) on Tuesday, slightly down from 41.7 mcm on Monday.

An application to supply gas via another major entry point, Sokhranovka, was rejected by Ukraine, Gazprom said.

Sweden’s energy agency said on Tuesday it had activated the first step of a three-stage emergency gas supply plan for Western and Southern parts of the country to prepare for possible disruptions of natural gas from Russia.

The move was made after neighbouring Denmark, which supplies Sweden with piped gas, issued a similar warning on Monday

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