Naftogaz must settle debts issue with Gazprom today, says Stavytsky
The leadership of the National JSC Naftogaz Ukrainy must on Thursday settle with Russia's Gazprom the issue of the Ukrainian company's debt for consumed gas, Energy and Coal Industry Minister of Ukraine Eduard Stavytsky has said.
"I gave two days to board chairman of Naftogaz Ukrainy to settle this issue. I'm sure that he will cope with this task… The time will run out today after lunch," he said in Kaniv (Cherkasy region) on Thursday.
Soon the Naftogaz head will report on what agreements he achieved during the talks with Gazprom, the minister added.
"The main thing is that this issue has to be removed from the agenda, that is has to be resolved… It depends on how the talks go," Stavytsky said.
The minister said he hasn't familiarized himself yet with statements by the Russian side about the possible transfer of Ukraine to making advance payments for gas.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Russia uses drones to attack Naftogaz' gas production facility, one of its thermal power plants – Koretsky
16:33, 27.12.2025
Former Ukrnafta head Tkachuk appointed CEO of Ukrgasvydobuvannia
18:41, 26.12.2025
PrivatBank provides Naftogaz with another UAH 5 bln loan for gas imports
17:56, 09.12.2025
Naftogaz has imported 4.4 bcm of gas since May, volume will reach 5 bcm by year-end – Commercial Director
14:19, 03.12.2025
Naftogaz reports damage to gas production, storage facilities following Russian drone attacks on Dec 1-2
14:58, 02.12.2025
LATEST
Ukrainian Lobbyists Association supports govt's initiative on new Labor Code as systemic labor market reform
19:54, 09.01.2026
Ukrainian Court upholds lawsuit by potential bidders in competition to select asset manager for IDS Ukraine
19:37, 09.01.2026
Ministry of Energy instructed to increase reserves of natural gas, repair materials – Svyrydenko
20:19, 08.01.2026
Svyrydenko: Additional 911 MW released to grid after reviewing critical infrastructure list
18:55, 08.01.2026
EBRD provides OTP Leasing with local-currency equivalent of EUR 20 mln loan to support MSMEs