FGSZ Ltd gas receiving station in Hungary. File photoMOSCOW, June 15 Exchange gas prices in Europe sharply accelerated growth after Gazprom announced a new reduction in supplies through the Nord Stream gas pipeline and added almost 25%, trading above $1,300 per thousand cubic meters for the first time since April 27, according to the London ICE exchange. Prices soon accelerated to nearly 9%, rising above $1,130 before hovering between $1,053-$1,097. on its readiness to increase gas transit through Sudzha. Then 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. After As a result, gas quotes on ICE began to grow rapidly, by 16.52 Moscow time they had exceeded $1,200 per thousand cubic meters, and by 18.00 Moscow time — even $1,300. The maximum trading so far is $1,301.2 (+24.7%).
