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Russia's largest private oil company, Lukoil, became the first Russian company to openly oppose the war in Ukraine.

Russia's largest private oil company, Lukoil, became the first Russian company to openly oppose the war in Ukraine.

In particular, the Board of Directors of Lukoil called for "the soonest cessation of the armed conflict" in Ukraine. The company advocated resolving the situation through negotiations. As stated in the appeal published on the company's website, the Lukoil Board of Directors expresses its concern over the ongoing tragic events in Ukraine and its deepest sympathy to all those affected by this tragedy. The appeal says that the board of directors of the company is in favor of resolving the situation through diplomatic means through negotiations. The company stated that it is making every effort to continue stable operation in all countries and regions of presence. The company said that in its work it "seeks to strengthen peace, international relations and humanitarian ties." // 04.03.2022 - InfoMarket

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Moldova and Ukraine can be connected to the energy system of continental Europe in the coming weeks.
Moldova and Ukraine can be connected to the energy system of continental Europe in the coming weeks.
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The European Union will start connecting the energy systems of Ukraine and Moldova to the European continental network ENTSO-E.
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The purchase price for the Russian natural gas for Moldovagaz in March will be $547.26 per 1,000 cubic meters.
The European Union is studying the possibility of urgent synchronization of the energy systems of Ukraine and Moldova with the European one.
The European Union is studying the possibility of urgent synchronization of the energy systems of Ukraine and Moldova with the European one.
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Moldova (excluding Transnistria) in 2021, compared to 2020, increased the volume of natural gas purchases by 7% - up to 1 billion 205.7 million cubic meters.
The energy systems of Moldova and Ukraine continue to operate in an isolated mode after the end of the testing period.
The energy systems of Moldova and Ukraine continue to operate in an isolated mode after the end of the testing period.