Russian pipeline news

The Crimean peninsula has received its first natural gas from Russia.

Gazprom’s management committee has considered and commended the progress made on the Nord Stream 2 project.

Russian pipe producers have signed agreements, adopting a formula pricing for pipe fittings, with Gazprom.

2016 has seen Gazprom’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline project cause disputes between Russia and the EU, as well as the awarding of multiple contracts. Read on to see a recap of the project and its current status.

Gazprom and Wintershall have attended an event to celebrate 25 years of scientific and technical co-operation.

A document attached to the draft bill on the ratification of the TurkStream agreement suggests that approximately €7 billion (US$7.3 billion) is required to implement the project.

Gazprom’s board of directors has considered the events of 2016 and suggested that its position remains stable in a changing external environment.

The Russian government has approved a bill for the ratification of its agreement with Turkey on the TurkStream pipeline project.

While PGNiG has brought legal action before a German court, the Polish government has brought the Commission's decision regarding the Opal gas pipeline to the Court of Justice of the European Union.

The Polish government has filed a complaint against a decision to extend Gazprom’s access to Opal pipeline’s capacity.