Of that, some 412 million cubic metres, or 27.5 million cubic metres per day, were sent via the TurkStream, the lowest since January, according to Reuters' calculations. Russian gas supplies to Europe have so far been at around 9.1 billion cubic metres this year, according to Reuters calculations, in comparison with 62 billion cubic metres for the whole 2022. (Reporting by Oksana Kobzeva; writing by Vladimir Soldatkin; Editing by Louise Heavens)
@vsoldatkin;)) MOSCOW, May 15 (Reuters) - Russian pipeline gas exports
have declined by 11.4% in the first half of May from April's
average level, Reuters calculations showed on Monday, against a
background of low spot prices.
Average gas supplies to Europe by Kremlin-controlled energy
giant Gazprom decreased so far in May to 67 million
cubic metres per day from 75.6 million cubic metres per day in
April.
Gazprom, which has stopped publishing its own export
statistics, did not respond immediately to a request for
comment.
Total Russian gas supplies via Ukraine and TurkStream, the
only remaining routes for the fuel from Russia to Europe, have
reached around 1 billion cubic metres so far in May.
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