Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told Lusti that gas reserves in the EU's underground storage facilities are at historically low levels. They are now about 82.1 billion cubic meters - this is the minimum since 2013 and 9.4 billion cubic meters less than last year's figures. A day earlier, the head of Gazprom, Alexey Miller, admitted that in the event of a cold winter, gas prices in Europe could reach 2.5 thousand dollars per thousand cubic meters.

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told Lusti that gas reserves in the EU's underground storage facilities are at historically low levels. They are now about 82.1 billion cubic meters - this is the minimum since 2013 and 9.4 billion cubic meters less than last year's figures. A day earlier, the head of Gazprom, Alexey Miller, admitted that in the event of a cold winter, gas prices in Europe could reach 2.5 thousand dollars per thousand cubic meters.