The Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk announced that the country will be able to complete the current heating season without purchases of Russian gas. The Prime Minister said on Friday, February 12, at a meeting with representatives of the diplomatic corps, according to “Interfax-Ukraine»
«I wish to inform the first time in the history of Ukraine, we go through the winter without Russian gas.” – Yatsenyuk said. According to him, the rejection of Russian gas supplies was made possible by the reform of company
«Naftogaz»
«This is a real reform and real step towards the fact that Ukraine has diversified natural gas supplies”, -. The head of the Ukrainian government. He thanked the European Union, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the World Bank for assistance, will enable Ukraine to achieve “real energy independence».
12:26 10 November 2015
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Why the Ukrainian authorities to refuse Russian gas purchases
January 10, Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk said that Kyiv will not buy Russian gas at the proposed Moscow price of 212 dollars, because the purchase fuel in Europe cheaper . He also said that underground gas storage facilities the country is around 13 billion cubic meters of gas – is 2.3 billion cubic meters more than in January last year
November 27, 2015 Energy and Coal Industry Minister Volodymyr. Demchishin said that country for the heating season 2015-2016 years will be enough gas reserves accumulated in storage facilities and fuel supplies from the European Union. “Dependence on Russia regarding gas supplies currently absent” – said Demchishin
25 November the head of “Gazprom” Alexei Miller, announced the termination of the supply Russian gas to Ukraine until new duties.. According to him, on the morning of the same day, “Naftogaz Ukraine” has chosen previously prepaid volumes of Russian gas. At the same time a new advance payment of Ukrainian companies were reported.
In 2015, the volume of Russian gas supplies to Ukraine amounted to 6.1 billion cubic meters.
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