PGNiG sells 1 bln m3 gas to Ukraine

Since launching gas sales to Ukraine back in August 2016, WSE-listed gas giant PGNiG sold over 1 billion cubic meters of blue fuel to Kiev. In 2017, alone it sold over 700 million cubic meters. “We are happy with this result. The sale of natural gas to Ukraine is growing thanks to the pricing policy pursued by PGNiG. Our deliveries are attractive due to a competitive commercial offer, but they are also reliable and stable, which is of great importance for Ukraine. Our gas portfolio that we can offer is well diversified - the raw material comes from both domestic production and we also import it from various directions. After three quarters of 2017, 12 percent of total imports to Poland were supplies from Qatar, Norway and the US,” company’s Deputy CEO Maciej Woźniak said. PGNiG has been supplying natural gas to Ukraine via a direct gas interconnector. Back in October last year, the company signed several framework deals with Ukrainian Ukrtransgaz for storing and transmitting gas through the Ukrainian infrastructure.