The Latest Breaking News from Gazprom

Russian energy giant Gazprom is reported to have been hit particularly hard by sanctions imposed as a result of the war with Ukraine. An internal report – obtained and published by the Financial Times – has forecast that the company is unlikely to recover gas sales lost as a result…

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But observers say Ukraine needs a completely free hand to strike Russian soil if it is to win the war.

German energy company Uniper says a tribunal has awarded it more than 13 billion euros (nearly $14 billion) in damages for gas that Russia's Gazprom hasn’t supplied since 2022

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State-owned Gazprom is unlikely to recover its export revenues until the mid-2030s thanks to European sanctions.

Allwyn parent company says deal to buy 3% stake in Czech gas facility will cut final link with Kremlin-controlled energy firm

Europe no longer gets much natural gas from Russia. That country's Gazprom has been replaced by one company from Norway that is now supplying 30% of Europe's gas at a higher price than Russian gas. That company is Equinor, and its European business has turned into a big moneymaker.

Uniper faces challenges in listing Russian gas contracts amid Ukraine crisis and scrutiny over ties to Gazprom.

France’s Macron stands firm on potentially sending troops; sanctions on Russian gas leave Gazprom with record annual loss. What we know on day 800

£5.5bn loss in 2023 comes after gas sales more than halved following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine