Daily deliveries of Russian gas to Europe rose by 37% in July, thanks to the TurkStream pipeline, after cuts the previous month.
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Gazprom reported a 37% increase in average daily deliveries of natural gas to Europe in July, reaching 51.5 million cubic meters per day through TurkStream. This is the only transit route left after Ukraine failed to extend its transit agreement with Russia. In the first six months of the year, exports reached about 9.93 billion cubic meters, compared to 9.3 billion in the same period last year.
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