Ukraine proves reliability of transit in most complicated conditions – Naftogaz
Transit across Ukraine is economically viable towards Central and Eastern Europe, and this is the safest route, as Naftogaz Ukrainy that services it, in contrast to Gazprom, is not involved in gas blackmailing, the Ukrainian company said on its Facebook page.
"After the unsuccessful attempts of the Russian monopolist to create an artificial gas winter crisis, the entire Europe has become convinced that Ukraine is a reliable partner that can provide transit in the most difficult situations," Naftogaz said after the March 13 meeting of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev with the head of Gazprom Alexei Miller who expressed new doubts about the reliability of transit through Ukraine.
The Ukrainian company said that "Gazprom constantly suffers from chronic hypotension," allowing "occasional" sharp drops in pressure in the peak frosts, which leads to risks of disrupting the work of the gas transportation system.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Enemy attacks gas infrastructure facilities in Ukraine, consumers and clients won't be affected – Naftogaz
14:35, 27.04.2024
Naftogaz pays UAH 18.2 bln in taxes in three months
11:35, 16.04.2024
Naftogaz ready to buy all the gas offered by Ukrainian producers in 2024
19:05, 12.04.2024
During Russian attack on Naftogaz facilities on Friday, no casualties or serious damage - Chernyshov
11:57, 29.03.2024
Tariffs for gas storage in Ukrainian UGS facilities will remain unchanged until April 1, 2025 – Naftogaz
16:49, 18.03.2024
LATEST
Number of transfers via NovaPay up by 18%, transactions by 24% in Q1 2024
19:32, 01.05.2024
McDonald's plans to expand partnership projects with filling stations
13:54, 01.05.2024
McDonald's preparing to renovate restaurant near train station in Kyiv, looking for site next to Lviv train station
12:57, 01.05.2024
Share of home purchase transactions on installment terms reaches 95% – DIM Group
10:43, 01.05.2024
Pharmaceutical firm Darnitsa could attract loans of up to UAH 5 bln within one year