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To: TobagoJack who wrote (189735)	7/11/2022 5:49:45 AM
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(49) bloomberg.com Gazprom Curtails Gas Flows to Italy by One Third in Further Cut Alberto Brambilla 11 July 2022, 16:20 GMT+8 The ENI SpA headquarters office building seen through trees in Rome. Photographer: Alessia Pierdomenico/Bloomberg Russia’s Gazprom PJSC will further cut gas supplies to Italy by about one third, the country’s energy giant Eni SpA said in a statement Monday. Gazprom announced that it will supply Eni with approximately 21 million cubic meters of natural gas per day, compared to an average of about 32 million cubic meters per day over the last few days. The one-third cut will further reduce gas supply that has already been curtailed by as much as a half since mid June. It comes as Italy battles with drought and a heatwave that are hitting power generation and as the country struggles to fill storages for the winter. Russian natural gas shipments to Europe via the Nord Stream pipeline to Germany are due to stop on Monday because of planned annual maintenance, but European leaders have voiced concern that Russia may shut off gas deliveries in retaliation for sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine. Read More: Europe Gas Falls as Return of Key Pipeline Part May Ease Tension Italy’s gas storage sites are now about 60% full and the government has introduced measures, including a 4-billion-euro ($4 billion) loan, to speed up the filling process. Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s government is trying to diversify supply to cut reliance on Russian gas. If Moscow were to halt deliveries altogether, Italy would face a recession, Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco warned last week.

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