Russian natural gas supplies to Europe are anticipated to stay constant on Thursday, according to shipping orders.
The Bloomberg News Agency reported that the flow operations are anticipated to reach one million cubic meters/day, with a slight change from the low levels that have been recorded over the past months while receiving flow operations at the border crossing point Soda, in accordance with the orders published by the Ukrainian electricity network.
It is significant that the Nord Stream line connecting to Germany was destroyed in September, leaving Ukraine as the only route for Russian gas pipelines to reach western Europe.
The flows were stopped after a transit point was removed from the system in May of last year, and Gazbrom, a major supplier of natural gas in Russia, issued a warning that the remaining supplies were in jeopardy due to arbitration demands for transit fees (transit)..
Today’s expectations are for stable Russian gas deliveries to Europe.
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