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2022
UEFA ends partnership with Gazprom
UEFA decided to end its partnership with Gazprom across all competitions; the decision was effective immediately and covered existing agreements, including the UEFA Champions League, national-team competitions and UEFA EURO 2024.
2022
Shell announces withdrawal from Russian joint ventures and Nord Stream 2
Shell said it would divest its stakes in joint ventures with Gazprom and related entities and end its participation in the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. It also said it would exit its stakes in Sakhalin-II, Salym Petroleum Development, and the Gydan project.
2022
Gazprom initiates arbitration against PGNiG over pipeline dividends
Gazprom initiated arbitration proceedings against PGNiG over dividends from the Polish section of the Yamal-Europe pipeline and alleged violations of corporate-governance rights. PGNiG called the claims unfounded and said it would take legal steps to challenge them.
2021
Gazprom reports record third-quarter earnings
Gazprom reported record earnings for the third quarter, with net income of 581.8 billion rubles from July to September, compared with a net loss a year earlier. The article says the company expected even higher profits for the final months of the year.
2021
Gazprom raises 2021 gas export price forecast
Gazprom raised its forecast for the average 2021 gas export price to $295–$330 per thousand cubic meters, from a previous forecast of $269.60.
2021
Gazprom to reduce additional gas transit purchases through Ukraine
Gazprom decided to stop regularly buying additional transit capacity from September and took only 0.65 million cubic meters for delivery to Hungary at auction, while declining to supply gas through the Uzhgorod–Veľké Kapušany corridor. The article says total transit through Ukraine will consequently fall by 12%.
2020
Polish regulator orders termination of Nord Stream 2 financing contracts
Poland's anti-monopoly regulator UOKiK ordered the termination of contracts concluded to finance the construction of Nord Stream 2.
2020
Polish watchdog fines Gazprom over Nord Stream 2
Poland’s UOKiK watchdog fined Gazprom more than 29 billion zlotys for building the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline without Warsaw’s approval. UOKiK also fined five other companies involved in financing the project. Gazprom said it had not violated Polish antimonopoly regulations and would appeal.
2020
Poland's UOKiK fines Gazprom over Nord Stream 2
Poland's anti-monopoly regulator UOKiK imposed a $7.6 billion fine on Gazprom, stating that the companies involved constructed the Nord Stream 2 pipeline without the regulator's consent.
2020
Polish watchdog fines Gazprom over Nord Stream 2
Poland's anti-monopoly watchdog said it fined Gazprom more than 29 billion zlotys for building the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline without its approval. The watchdog also said it fined five other firms involved in financing the project, including Uniper, Wintershall, Shell, OMV, and Engie.