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Le 1er janvier 2025, l’Ukraine a coupé les robinets des gazoducs permettant d’acheminer le gaz russe vers l’Europe. Kiev a décidé de ne pas renouveler un accord quinquennal avec le géant russe Gazprom…
Kiev n’a pas reconduit un contrat de transit avec Gazprom qui arrivait à échéance le 1er janvier. La Russie, le grand fournisseur de gaz du continent avant la guerre, n’en livre donc désormais plus par gazoduc, mais encore beaucoup sous forme liquéfiée
Le président ukrainien, Volodymyr Zelensky, a fait savoir qu’il ne souhaitait pas renouveler au 1ᵉʳ janvier le contrat des canalisations reliant la Russie à l’Union européenne via l’Ukraine. Or, un tiers du gaz russe vendu à l’Europe passe par cette voie.
Afrika verliert im Geschäft mit Erdgas. Europäische Länder suchen nach neuen Lieferanten, aber Subventionen für fossile Brennstoffe im Ausland sind umstritten. Trotz großer Hoffnung in Senegal hat noch niemand Gas gekauft.
