Gazprom has stopped deliveries to Europe

Pipeline gas supplies from Russia to Europe stopped. Obviously, Gazprom is carrying out preventive maintenance on the Turkish Stream.

According to ENTSOG, the platform of the GTS operators of the EU countries, deliveries via the European line of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline have stopped since June 2. The route remains the only one through which Russian pipeline gas enters Europe. On the second day of summer, deliveries fell from almost 46 million cubic meters per day to zero.

Obviously, Gazprom carries out annual maintenance work on the gas pipeline and the shutdown also affected supplies to Turkey. There they continue along the "Blue Stream". The company itself does not report anything about this.

A year ago, Gazprom carried out preventive maintenance work on the Turkish Stream also in June. Then deliveries stopped for six days — from June 15 to June 20.

As EADaily reported, after the start of the Iranian war, Turkey sharply reduced the resale of LNG and Russian gas became the main one in March — early June in Bulgaria. It is resold to the country by European traders. While Sofia herself is more concerned about the expansion of the "Vertical Corridor" from Greece to Ukraine.