The gas pipeline between Poland and Germany generally accounts for about 15% of Russia’s westbound gas supply to Europe and Turkey
Natural gas flows west through the pipeline Yamal-Europe stopped on Friday, while Gazprom’s bids for additional transit capacity through Ukraine remain at high levels, as shown by data from gas pipeline operators.
Flows to Germany via Mallnow Measurement Point they stood at about 101,119 kilowatt hours per hour (kWh/h) on Friday morning and about 13.5 million kilowatt hours per hour overnight.
The Russian energy company Gazprom resumed natural gas supplies to the west on Thursday via the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline to Germany from Poland and reserved 7.8 million kilowatt-hours per hour of gas transit capacity through the gas pipeline from Friday morning to Saturday morning.
The gas pipeline between Poland and Germany generally it accounts for about 15% of Russia’s westbound gas supply to Europe and Turkey. However, since December it has been operating in reverse and driving up gas prices in Europe.
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