Gazprom increased gas transit through Ukraine to the level of December

In August 2023, Gazprom increased gas supplies to Europe in transit through Ukraine to 42.1 million cubic meters. m per day. Thus, pumping has recovered to the level of the fourth quarter of last year, according to Vedomosti’s calculations based on the company’s data. In total, according to the results of August, the company delivered 1.3 billion cubic meters to the European market via this route. m of gas.

In January 2023, gas transit through the gas transmission system (GTS) of Ukraine fell to a historic low of 975.9 million cubic meters. m. Exports decreased due to reduced demand for Russian gas in the European Union (EU) against the backdrop of warm weather and more favorable prices for European buyers in the spot market. On some days in January, pumping decreased to 24.2 million cubic meters. m, and by the end of January amounted to an average of 31.5 million cubic meters. m per day. In February, the average daily volume of transit amounted to 34.8 million cubic meters. m, and a total of 973 million cubic meters were pumped. m. In March, pumping increased to 1.28 billion cubic meters. m, or 41.2 million cubic meters. m per day. Growth stalled in April and May amid another drop in gas prices in Europe after the end of the heating season.