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...be calculated according to a general European formula. It should reach around $2.67-$2.72, according to Gazprom and Naftogaz. Gazprom agreed to export up to 120 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas to Europe via Ukraine in 2009 but said...

In this article: Ukraine, Yulia Tymoshenko, Vladimir Putin, Europe, Viktor Yushchenko, and Liquefied natural gas

...across Ukraine to Europe. The agreement referred to by Yushchenko was concluded between Ukraine's Naftogaz and the Russian gas monopoly Gazprom in January which ended a gas dispute between the two countries that affected supplies to...

In this article: Ukraine, Viktor Yushchenko, Yulia Tymoshenko, Europe, Natural gas, European Union, Dmitry Medvedev, and Vladimir Putin

...from unconventional supplies, such as US shale gas, means that supply will outstrip demand until 2015. But Alexander Medvedev, Gazprom's deputy chief executive, told a Russian gas conference that despite the "record decline for the whole...

In this article: Nord Stream, Europe, Recession, Alexander Medvedev, Russia, Capital expenditure, Matthias Warnig, International Energy Agency, and BASF

...natural gas consumption in Europe will rise next year and the surplus of gas will disappear in 2011, boosting prices, Gazprom deputy chief executive Alexander Medvedev said Tuesday. The world's largest natural gas producer...

In this article: Alexander Medvedev, Europe, Natural gas, Russia, Revenue, International Energy Agency, Vladimir Putin, and Yulia Tymoshenko

...its share of the natural gas industry in the United States. Europe knows all about how tough Gazprom can be at the negotiating table. Now Gazprom, the bare-knuckled king of natural gas, is out to make its mark in America. Just how...

In this article: United States, Liquefied natural gas, Natural gas, Europe, Eni, Houston, Recession, and Global warming

"That was clause 19 of the contract," Hattenberger jokes. Today the autographed instrument hangs above Gazprom's trading floor. That's Gazprom with a sense of humor. But more often, its negotiating style is no laughing matter. In January,...

In this article: U.S., Liquefied natural gas, Natural gas, Eni, Europe, Washington, Houston, and Recession

...from Italian oil and gas company Eni SpA. Many analysts criticized state-controlled Gazprom's management for the deal, since the company paid 40 percent more for the stake than its market value at the time. There was speculation the...

In this article: Europe, Moscow, Natural gas, Gazprom Neft, Eni SpA, and Russia

Article:Gazprom's profits cut in half in first half 2009:/n/a/2009/11/09/financial/f043648S92. DTL Gazprom's profits cut in half in first half 2009 11-09) 04:36 PST MOSCOW, Russia (AP) -- Russian gas company Gazprom saw profit cut in...

In this article: Natural gas, Europe, Central Asia, Moscow, Russia, and Turkmenistan

Russian energy giant Gazprom, the world's largest gas firm, said Monday its net profits plunged 49.8 percent in the first half of 2009 compared to a year earlier due to higher expenses. Half-year profits fell to 305.8 billion rubles (10.6...

In this article: Fort Hood, Europe, Central Asia, and US

Gazprom blamed the higher cost on central Asian price rises Profits at Russian energy giant Gazprom have halved because of the higher cost of buying gas. Net profit for the first half of the year fell to 305.8bn roubles ($10.6bn,...

In this article: Europe, Central Asia, Royal Dutch Shell, and BP