EU states will be closely monitoring their gas imports after Russian energy giant Gazprom said it would cut exports through Ukrainian pipelines by a fifth.
Bulgaria's economy ministry urged industry on Monday to temporarily reduce natural gas consumption due to a continued decline in Russia gas imports, the government office said. Bulgaria' state gas ...
Ukraine and Russia’s acrimonious gas dispute was blamed today for disrupting supplies across Europe with six countries reporting a reduction in gas imports. As Russia’s sate gas company ...
Russian gas giant Gazprom has renewed its threat to cut off gas supplies to Ukraine on 1 January, saying a contract dispute has reached a "critical" stage.
Russian premier Vladimir Putin sent shivers down the spines of Western consumers today with a chilling warning that gas bills are set to soar. To ram home the point, he oversaw the setting up of a ...
. Europe yesterday stepped up attempts to reduce its exposure to potential Russian blackmail over energy supplies, unveiling an ambitious strategy aimed at weakening Russian giant Gazprom's ...
. A technician checks gas compressors on the Yamal-Europe pipeline in Belarus. Photograph: Sergei Grits/AP Europe today stepped up its attempts to reduce its exposure to potential Russian blackmail ...
Fears that energy-rich Russia is seeking a stranglehold over the international gas market have grown after Moscow announced proposals for a Opec-style cartel with two of the world's other leading producers.