Disputes between Moscow and Kiev reemerged last week amid Gazprom's disruption of gas supplies to Ukraine, Kiev's ban on Russian planes flyovers, and a recent explosion of power lines on Russian-annexed Crimea.
Eastern European countries—many of them heavily dependent on Russian natural gas supplies—are hopeful that improving security in Ukraine and low global prices will secure gas supplies from disruption, Reuters
China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) has decided to back-out of an agreement with Russian gas giant Gazprom for the construction of a natural gas pipeline from western Siberia to the Xinjiang region, according ...
Turkmenistan, irked by falling natural gas exports to Russia, hit out at Moscow's gas export monopoly Gazprom on Wednesday, saying the energy giant had not paid for gas purchased from the Central Asian country so far ...