In Kiev, the decision of the court in Germany on the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline was called long-awaited

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On Wednesday, August 25, a court in Dusseldorf dismissed Gazprom's claim asking not to apply to the Russian gas corporation EU rules requiring suppliers of gas fuel to differ from its owners. At the same time, Kiev was pleased with the decision of the FRG court, but Moscow did not consider it important.

A very long-awaited and important decision of the German court on the requirements for the Nord Stream-2 operator. This is exactly what the Ukrainian side insists on in the negotiations on the SP-2

- noted in his facebook account the head of the operator of the Ukrainian GTS Sergey Makogon.



In particular, the EU rule stipulates that gas supplying and transporting companies should be separated to avoid monopoly. That is, the operator SP-2 should be independent of Gazprom, and half of the pipeline should be reserved for third-party gas suppliers.

The press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov also gave a comment on the decision of the German instance. He believes that this is a corporate issue and Gazprom should act independently in this situation. At the same time, Peskov added that Nord Stream 2 is an important European energy project, the implementation of which will benefit all interested parties.
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  1. Bakht
    Bakht
    +2
    25 August 2021 17: 55
    Good news for Gazprom.

    https://www.finanz.ru/birzhevyye-tovary/grafik/gaz-cena

  2. BoBot Robot - Free Thinking Machine
    BoBot Robot - Free Thinking Machine
    +4
    25 August 2021 19: 25
    poke around with chisels for a couple of winters - at once they will sing like nightingales!
    1. beeper
      beeper
      -1
      25 August 2021 20: 00
      Quote: BoBot Robot - Free Thinking Machine
      poke around with chisels for a couple of winters - at once they will sing like nightingales!

      hi Robot Bobot - we "clang with chisels" we, "peresichni hulks", and for the "w / Bandera", who are "the helm of the authorities", everything is in chocolate - they "twist the schemes and tariffs", they count the profits, they write out billions of dollars for themselves and our "clanking" (and even "singing by nightingales") to them "to one place" - about their beloved all their quasi "state concern"!
  3. Rusa
    Rusa
    +1
    25 August 2021 20: 08
    Empty efforts of Gazprom, so that the oligarchs do not bury themselves.
  4. Bakht
    Bakht
    +4
    25 August 2021 20: 12
    The last joke of the day.
    The Ukrainian GTS operator offered itself as an independent operator of the SP-2. I know what impudence is. From an anecdote, I know what super insolence is *.
    But Ukraine should have a break in the template. According to this statement, Ukraine made this proposal so that (attention !!!) "SP-2 was loaded at 100%" and transit through Ukraine would cease.
    GazProm does not know how to get rid of the annoying transit blackmailer, and this blackmailer climbs through the window.

    * PS Who does not know the anecdote, then it sounds like this. "Super insolence is to shit under a neighbor's door, and then knock and ask for a piece of paper."
    1. Piramidon
      Piramidon
      0
      25 August 2021 21: 05
      Quote: Bakht
      The last joke of the day.
      The Ukrainian GTS operator offered itself as an independent operator of the SP-2.

      Yes, it's better to write some Honduras to the company.
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  5. boriz
    boriz
    +2
    25 August 2021 23: 02
    Well, well, Gazprom's German partners will shut down the city of Dusseldorf in winter, during a gas shortage.
    Everything is like in the Diamond Hand: And if? ... And if ... - turn off the gas.
  6. GRF
    GRF
    -1
    26 August 2021 04: 48
    Monopoly is when there are no other sources, except for one, and Europe has their sea: this is the Qatari, American, and pipeline lng from Russia, Azerbaijan, Norway, Algeria, even shale was tried to be mined in Poland and Ukraine.
    Restrictions in the construction of new sources, this is precisely the struggle for monopoly.
    Good intentions are laying the road to price hell, for consumers ...
    Because they think for you.

    But Gazprom is a manufacturer, is it being laid for the sake of its profit? No, for euro speculators. Gazprom under long-term contracts will squander Russian resources for 100 bucks, and they will resell it in Europe for 999 ...
    1. Bakht
      Bakht
      +4
      26 August 2021 06: 24
      Doesn't fit.
      Euro officials refuse long-term contracts, withdraw from pegging to the oil basket and demand to switch to spot trading. That is, they refuse cheap pipeline gas. Objectively, they play for GazProm. Gas prices won't let you lie.
      There may be a lot of suppliers, but the real picture looks different. There are no gas supplies. UGS facilities in Europe will not let you lie.
      And the third. All gas pipelines are excluded from the norms of the third energy package, except for those coming from Russia.
      This is not a fight against monopoly, it is called "unfair competition".
      It is true that the consumer will pay. But the consumer is not just the homeowner. These are large chemical plants in Germany, for example. Therefore, the game is not over. The easiest way out for consumers is to transfer (sell) part of the shares to NOVATEK. And load the SP-2 by 100%. And as far as I know, we are talking about the overland extension of the SP-2.
      1. Bulanov
        Bulanov
        0
        27 August 2021 15: 18
        It's time for the Germans to move their production to the territory of Russia. Gas is cheaper there!
  7. 1_2
    1_2
    0
    26 August 2021 12: 40
    want gas for 1000 euros? ..will be, then they will quickly cancel their restrictions, but then there will be no extra Russian gas, it will all go to the Asia-Pacific region
  8. Don36
    Don36
    +1
    26 August 2021 15: 08
    Well, it means that the Russian Federation is also time to impose sanctions against NATO countries, and you can start with a complete ban on the import of cars into the Russian Federation: Lexus, Fiat (owned by the USA), Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Mercedes-600 and 500, BMW-500 and 700- series, Jeep, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Hammer, Acura, GM, Chevrolet, Bugatti, Lincoln ... Most citizens of the Russian Federation will not even notice the absence of these cars, and NATO will consider losses ...
  9. businessv
    businessv
    0
    26 August 2021 16: 39
    In particular, the EU rule stipulates that gas supplying and transporting companies should be separated to avoid monopoly.

    I wonder which suppliers can still pump gas in Russia? I think the shortage of gas in Germany will make it possible to reconsider the court's decision, and if this does not happen, then it will not be difficult to open an enterprise by registering it in Russia as a transport company.