By Ben Aris in Berlin Could Gazprom’s Nord Stream undersea gas pipelines, partially destroyed by saboteurs in September 2022, eventually be restarted? The idea of reconnecting Europe to the giant ...

This marks the highest weekly transit volume since the pipeline's launch in January 2020. Daily transit records were also ...

Gazprom also planned to be involved in the completion of liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects and construction of gas export pipelines. Gazprom and the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC ...

Linked to the mainland by its own airport and a 350-mile railroad, and to Russia’s gas grid by two 750-mile pipelines, Bovanenkovo is also a launchpad for Gazprom’s further expansion into the ...

Russia’s Gazprom PJSC started sending gas to Slovakia through the TurkStream pipeline, easing some supply concerns a month ...

Moldovan state-owned company Energocom has spent a grant The EU for Transnistria for the purchase of Russian gas in Romania.

Norwegian major estimates volume of Russian pipeline gas that would return to Europe if Ukraine conflict were to end would be ...

The Nord Stream pipelines, built by Russia’s Gazprom, were Europe’s largest source of pipeline gas until Nord Stream 1 was shut down in 2022 and Nord Stream 2 was damaged by a handful of ...

SOFIA - Fresh data show that the transit of gas via Bulgaria’s TurkStream-BalkanStream pipeline in January has reached a historic high, after Ukraine stopped the transit of Russ ...

Russian state giant Gazprom, meanwhile ... the gas shortage in Transnistria could have benefited Ukraine, as key pipelines run over its territory, and it has coal reserves that could be used ...

The dissolution of the Soviet Union greatly affected this decades-old gas business. Russian gas now had to transit an ...

Slovak gas company SPP began importing Russian gas again through the TurkStream pipeline on Feb. 1, with plans to double ...