Gas compressor station in Eisleben. File photoMOSCOW, June 15German energy company Uniper receives less Russian gas — the volume of deliveries has decreased by a quarter compared to the contract after restrictions on supplies to Nord Stream, Bloomberg reports, citing a letter from a representative of the company. «German energy giant Uniper SE said it received 25% less gas from Russia, which is stipulated by the agreement, after Moscow limited supplies through its largest pipeline to Europe,» the agency said. The company also noted that it has been able to fill in missing volumes «from other sources» so far.German companies are not ready to quickly replace Russian gas, a poll showed On Tuesday, Gazprom reported that due to restrictions at the Portovaya compressor station, it would be able to supply gas to Nord Stream in the amount of up to 100 million cubic meters per day, against the planned 167 million, so how only three gas compressor units can be used on it now. And earlier on Wednesday, Gazprom announced that it was stopping the operation of another Siemens gas turbine at the Portovaya CS, and from June 16 it would be able to supply no more than 67 million cubic meters of gas per day to Nord Stream. Bloomberg, citing sources, reported that the key equipment for the operation of the Nord Stream gas pipeline cannot return after maintenance from Canada due to anti-Russian sanctions, supplies to Germany may be limited for some time. According to the source, the second turbine, which also needs to undergo maintenance, cannot be sent abroad. The German concern Siemens confirmed that it could not deliver a gas turbine for the Nord Stream gas pipeline after repairs in Canada due to the anti-Russian sanctions of this country, the company is looking for a solution to the problem. At the end of April, the press service of Uniper told RIA Novosti that the concern would continue to pay Russian gas in euros, specific mechanisms are being discussed with contract partners and in contact with the German Cabinet, the company considers it possible to find a payment scheme compatible with the sanctions and the decree on paying for gas in rubles. And at the end of May, the media, citing the companies, reported that Uniper made the first payments for gas according to the scheme proposed by the Russian Federation. on Nord Stream political
