Gazprom announces good news about gas supply, Russia "breaks" 2014 record

On January 12, Gazprom gas group said it had set a new historical record for gas supply in one day through Russia's Unified Gas Supply System - breaking the record set nearly 10 years ago.

Russia breaks nearly 10-year record in domestic gas supply. (Source: Anews)

According to Gazprom's announcement, on January 12, 1,788.3 million ^cubic meters of gas were supplied to Russian consumers, a historical record for daily supply through the Unified Gas Supply System.

The level recorded nearly 10 years ago on January 30, 2014 was 1,786.8 million ^m3 of gas.

Gazprom said the increase in gas consumption was due to widespread freezing weather in Russia. The average air temperature in the area covered by the Unified Gas Supply System fell to minus 14 degrees Celsius on January 12.

"Supplies through Gazprom's gas transportation system are carried out reliably, including thanks to underground gas storage facilities," the corporation stressed.

Earlier, on her Telegram channel, Lipetsk Mayor Evgenia Uvarkina informed that a new failure in the heating network in this city left 40 apartment buildings without hot water and heating.

According to Russian Finance Ministry data, taxes on oil and gas in 2023 fell 24% compared to the previous year, although they still accounted for nearly a third of total budget revenues in 2023.

Russia's Finance Ministry data showed the fiscal deficit reached 3.2 trillion rubles ($36.1 billion), equivalent to 1.9 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). The deficit increased amid spending exceeding forecasts by 11 percent.

“The average price of the main export crude oil Urals has fallen by more than 17% in 2023 to $62.99 a barrel. This is still higher than the $60 a barrel ceiling imposed by the Group of Seven ( G7 ) and its allies at the end of 2022 to limit Russia’s revenues,” the Russian Finance Ministry said.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/gazprom-bao-tin-vui-ve-cung-cap-khi-dot-nga-xuyen-thung-ky-luc-nam-2014-257356.html