Company: Debt to Naftogaz shrinks by UAH 1.115 bln in a week
Total overdue debt of heating supply companies, combined heat and power plants and direct industrial consumers to national joint-stock company Naftogaz Ukrainy decreased by UAH 1.115 billion in a week. As of April 5, 2016, it reached UAH 20.112 billion, the holding's press service reported on Wednesday.
The debt of heating supply companies, combined heat and power plants decreased by UAH 1.05 billion, to UAH 17.265 billion, power generation segment – by UAH 46 million, to UAH 1.902 billion and industrial consumers by 10 million, to UAH 955 million.
Naftogaz said that the debt of public joint-stock company Kyivenergo for gas used to generate heat and power decreased by UAH 141 million in a week, to UAH 515 million.
Naftogaz Ukrainy unites oil and gas production assets in Ukraine, and is the country's gas transit, underground gas storage, and oil pipeline transportation monopoly.
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