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NATGAS: Turkstream Began Slovakia Supplies Feb 1: SPP

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Russia’s Gazprom began sending gas to Slovakia via the Turkstream pipeline on February 1, the CEO of SPP said on Thursday.

  • He added that the volumes will double starting in April.
  • TurkStream—running underneath the Black Sea toward Turkey, then through Bulgaria to Serbia, Hungary, Slovakia, and Austria—is the last operational gas pipeline connecting Russia to the EU.
  • Slovakian and Hungarian PM’s have met over security fears for the pipeline over an apparent attack on it last month.
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Russia’s Gazprom began sending gas to Slovakia via the Turkstream pipeline on February 1, the CEO of SPP said on Thursday.

  • He added that the volumes will double starting in April.
  • TurkStream—running underneath the Black Sea toward Turkey, then through Bulgaria to Serbia, Hungary, Slovakia, and Austria—is the last operational gas pipeline connecting Russia to the EU.
  • Slovakian and Hungarian PM’s have met over security fears for the pipeline over an apparent attack on it last month.