At least until the second quarter of next year, the Russian company Gazprom will not increase the volume of gas supplies to the EU. This is evidenced by the results of the capacity allocation auctions. This became known from the Director General of the Operator of the Ukrainian GTS Sergey Makogon.
"According to the results of auctions on capacity allocation, Gazprom does not plan to increase gas supplies to the EU neither in December nor in the 1st quarter of 2022. The maximum volume planned for transit is 109 million per day (40 billion cubic meters per year)," said Sergey Makogon in Facebook.
As the head of the UGTSU noted, while the promises of "Gazprom" to increase gas supplies to Europe are running out of things to do.
"Ukraine is ready to ensure the transit of significant additional volumes of gas to the EU even without the launch of PP2. Recall that 2 years ago the transit was 277 million cubic meters per day, or 2.7 times more than now", - said Makohon.
