The fourth company in the EU announced a reduction in gas supplies from Russia

The French Engie, following Uniper, Eni and OMV, announced a reduction in gas supplies from RUSSIA.Gazprom warned of a more than halving of gas flow through Nord Stream due to delays in the repair of Siemens turbines

The French energy company Engie, following Uniper, Eni and OMV, received a notification from Gazprom about a reduction in gas supplies. it is reported by BLOOMBERG, citing a statement from the company.

According to analysts of the agency, further interruptions in the supply of Russian gas or LNG could increase prices and spur inflation in the eurozone.

OMV following Eni and Uniper announced a reduction in gas supplies from Russia Business

Earlier, the Austrian energy company OMV announced a reduction in gas supplies from Russia. A spokesman for the company did not elaborate on how much the shipments had fallen, but said "this decline could be fully offset by OMV."

The day before, on June 15, the Italian Eni also announced a reduction in supplies from Russia: as the company said, Gazprom notified it that the volume had decreased by 15%, but did not specify the reason. On the same day, the German concern Uniper, the largest importer of Russian gas in Germany, announced that it had received 25% less fuel from Russia than was stipulated in the contract. According to the company, this happened after Moscow "restricted supplies through its largest pipeline to Europe."

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Earlier this week, Gazprom announced a reduction in gas supplies via Nord Stream to 100 million cubic meters. m per day with a planned volume of 167 million cubic meters. m per day. The company attributed the reduction in supplies to the situation at the Portovaya compressor station (CS). According to the operator, the German company Siemens did not return the gas pumping units from repair in time. The next day, Gazprom announced that it was stopping the operation of another turbine, and from June 16, gas pumping to the Portovaya CS would be reduced to 67 million cubic meters. m of gas per day.

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The Portovaya station is located in Vyborg and is equipped with six gas pumping units with a capacity of 52 MW and two units with a capacity of 27 MW. In 2011, Nord Stream was launched from it. The pipeline, which runs across the Baltic Sea to the German Greifswald, supplies 55 billion cubic meters. m of gas per year. From Russia, the Gryazovets-Vyborg gas pipeline approaches the station.

Siemens explained the delay in the repair of the turbines by the fact that the work is being done in Montreal, and the return of the repaired units is impossible due to Canadian sanctions.

On June 8, another Canadian sanctions against Russia included the transportation of natural gas and services related to the repair of machinery and equipment.