Gazprom in a sentence

Russia's Gazprom and the Belarusian government signed a protocol on the price for natural gas supplied to Belarus and the mark-up for natural gas sold by Gazprom Transgaz Belarus to buyers in Belarus for 2023-2025, the minister informed.

Presently, Russia controls rather small part of the energy sector in Serbia, as in 2008 Russia’s Gazprom Neft, a subsidiary of Gazprom, took a controlling stake in Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS) oil and gas company, a deal worth over $450 million.

Armenia’s State Revenue Committee said that it has launched a criminal investigation into the finances of the Gazprom Armenia, a subsidiary of the Russian state gas company, Gazprom, alleging “several billion drams” of fraud.

Gazprom began a feasibility study on the project in 2020, and has aimed to start delivering gas by 2030.

Gazprom, the state-owned natural gas company that is a pillar of Russia’s economy, announced on Tuesday that its profit for 2022 plunged by more than 40% and said it would not pay a full-year dividend.

When Gazprom took over the majority of the radio station’s shares in 2001, the opposition continued to join us on air because we were a professional news organisation.

Windfall taxes are also on the table; last year it levied $20bn on energy company Gazprom.

Alexander Tyulyakov, deputy head of corporate security at Gazprom's United Settlement Centre, the energy giant’s “treasury”, allegedly committed suicide the day Putin went to war.

Gazprom and the Kremlin did not respond to a Reuters request for comment.

In a three-hour press conference yesterday at Gazprom tower, Putin warned it has the right to "act in the same way" if it sees countries are being "drawn into a war against the Russian Federation".

Russia and the Soviet Union spent half a century building up a major share of the European gas market, which at its peak stood at 35 per cent, but the war in Ukraine has all but destroyed that business for Gazprom.

The Sakhalin-2 project, operated by Gazprom and its partners, has been a cornerstone of Russia’s LNG exports.

Yet quite literally as the carnage goes on in real time so does a real live ongoing double-entry financial bookkeeping relationship between the Ukrainian state and Russia’s Gazprom.

At one point in 2006, it appeared, with British approval, that Russian energy giant Gazprom was going to make a bid for British Gas, although this did not ultimately materialise.

In an online interview last month, Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller glossed over the near-term setbacks in supplies for China, highlighting previously reported talks to increase peak flows of the Power of Siberia pipeline from 38 bcm to 44 bcm per year.

Putin took his protege to Moscow after being appointed prime minister in 1999 and Medvedev rapidly rose to be chairman of gas giant Gazprom.

Russian officials echoed this sentiment, that Gazprom has already lined up other companies prepared to take over.

Thanks to deep oil refining technologies Gazprom Neft's refineries will, by 2025, have the technological capabilities to stop producing heavy fuel oil.

The Chayanda gas deposit in Yakutia is operated by state-owned gas giant Gazprom.

According to Gazprom Media, 38.5 million Russians watch TNT every week.