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Analysis of PJSC Gazprom's RAS Report for the First Half of 2025
... independent producers decreased, alongside the cessation of several export routes (loss of volumes previously transiting through Ukraine, reduction of services for European partners).
Other activities. Income from property rentals (gas transport and extraction ... ... ~157 billion rubles in H1 2025 (slightly less than 185 billion rubles a year earlier). Interest income (from provided loans and fund placements) also increased (~179 billion rubles compared to 168 billion rubles in H1 2024) due to higher interest rates in ...
Europe may completely lose Russian gas.
... companies are expected to push for U.S. exceptions to the sanctions, says Igor Yushkov, an expert at the National Energy Security Fund and the Financial University under the Russian government. The U.S. has a history of granting such exceptions, either temporary ... ... extraterritorial reach, will force European companies to comply and halt payments to Gazprombank. At that point, the continuation of Ukraine’s transit agreement with Gazprom beyond January 1 will no longer matter. Deliveries to Slovakia, Austria, and Hungary ...
The Harshest Package: What the New EU Sanctions Mean for Russia
... sanctions against Russia, reminds Stanislav Mitrakhovich, an expert from the Financial University and the National Energy Security Fund. Consequently, he notes that the EU's proposal to lower the cap did not receive support from U.S. President Donald Trump ... ... Nord Streams reflects the European bureaucracy's fear that if some compromise is reached between Russia and the USA regarding Ukraine or if leadership changes in some European countries, the plans may change as well," says Mitrakhovich. "Thus,...