Gazprom will supply 243.1 billion cubic meters of gas to Russian consumers and 100.9 billion cubic meters to non-CIS countries in 2022. This was expressed by company president Alexey Miller in his speech on the New Year’s conference call, transmits RIA News.
“In 2022, 243.1 billion cubic meters of gas will be supplied to our Russian consumers from the Gazprom gas transmission system. 100.9 billion cubic meters of gas will go to non-CIS countries,” he said.
In 2021, the company supplied about 185.1 billion cubic meters of gas to non-CIS countries. According to the results of this year, it was revealed that deliveries will decrease by 45.5%.
Early Wednesday Miller declarationHe said that in 2022, global gas demand fell by 65 billion cubic meters, with the majority of this figure falling to EU countries. According to the head of Gazprom, most of the reduction – 55 out of 65 billion cubic meters – falls on 27 European countries, and “that says a lot.” Miller described 2022 as “a very, very challenging year”, pointing to “literally total change” in energy markets.