Contrary to recent claims of rising flows, GazProm’s natural gas volumes transiting Ukraine and Slovakia—the largest-capacity European system—continue to decline, according to EUStream data. The decline follows the new GazProm-NaftoGaz transit agreement enacted at the beginning of 2020, which led to lower imports through Ukraine.

Are GazProm’s Natural Gas Volumes Increasing Through Ukraine and Slovakia as Some Claim? — figure 2
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Are GazProm’s Natural Gas Volumes Increasing Through Ukraine and Slovakia as Some Claim? — figure 3
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Are GazProm’s Natural Gas Volumes Increasing Through Ukraine and Slovakia as Some Claim? — figure 4
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Are GazProm’s Natural Gas Volumes Increasing Through Ukraine and Slovakia as Some Claim? — figure 5
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Are GazProm’s Natural Gas Volumes Increasing Through Ukraine and Slovakia as Some Claim? — figure 6
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From the EPRINC Chart of the Week archive.

Cite: EPRINC, “Are GazProm’s Natural Gas Volumes Increasing Through Ukraine and Slovakia as Some Claim?,” Chart of the Week 2022-08, February 21, 2022.

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