Gazprom CEO in "cordial visit" to Slovenia

Slovenia, which has been without gas for eleven days, today received a “cordial visit“ from Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller. “The situation over the purchase of Russian gas remains unchanged,“ said Slovenian Gasplin’s CEO today, confirming that Slovenia had not received any gas deliveries from Russia for 11 days. Gazprom CEO in "cordial visit" to Slovenia Thanks to additional sources, Gasplin, Slovenia’s chief gas distributor, is managing to ensure almost unhindered supply, primarily to individual suppliers. Nevertheless, alongside appeals to use gas sparingly, it is hoped that gas usage will fall with the increase in temperatures. Geoplin expects Gazprom to explain the “force majeur reasons“ for the suspension of supplies from Russia. In a letter to the Slovenians, Gazprom’s vice-president stated that “until further notice, the conditions of force majeur have been declared and are effective because of the emergency situation.“ At the same time, Miller arrived in Ljubljana today. According to a curt statement, Miller has come on a “cordial visit“ to Slovenia, during which he will meet with the Slovakian president, prime minister and agriculture minister. It is reported that the theme of the talks will be the possible passage of the South Stream pipeline through Slovenia.

Gazprom CEO in "cordial visit" to Slovenia

Thanks to additional sources, Gasplin, Slovenia’s chief gas distributor, is managing to ensure almost unhindered supply, primarily to individual suppliers.

Nevertheless, alongside appeals to use gas sparingly, it is hoped that gas usage will fall with the increase in temperatures.

Geoplin expects Gazprom to explain the “force majeur reasons“ for the suspension of supplies from Russia. In a letter to the Slovenians, Gazprom’s vice-president stated that “until further notice, the conditions of force majeur have been declared and are effective because of the emergency situation.“

At the same time, Miller arrived in Ljubljana today. According to a curt statement, Miller has come on a “cordial visit“ to Slovenia, during which he will meet with the Slovakian president, prime minister and agriculture minister.

It is reported that the theme of the talks will be the possible passage of the South Stream pipeline through Slovenia.