US EditionBrussels Bans the Import of Russian Gas and Defends that Naturgy and Repsol Will Be Able to Break Their Contracts without Indemnifying Putin by Claiming "Force Majeure"
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The European Union will cease to be totally dependent on Russian gas on January 1, 2028 and therefore offer Vladimir Putin for his war machine with which he threatens...
The European Commission believes that the regulation to ban imports of Russian gas will serve as a legal umbrella before the arbitration proceedings it assumes Moscow will pose since the contracts establish a clause that companies have to pay for the product even if they do not finally have it.The Energy Commissioner is convinced that Hungary and Slovakia will comply with the legislation that will ban the import of Russian gas The European Commi…
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Brussels publishes regulations prohibiting new purchases of Russian gas since the end of 2025 and long-term contracts since 2027. More information: The Russian gas veto arouses fears of multi-million-dollar international arbitrations over the breakdown of contracts
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elperiodicodelaenergia.comThe European Commission has defended on Tuesday the legal basis of the total veto it wants to impose on Russian gas imports despite the concern shown by some of the companies concerned, such as Naturgy or Repsol, who have signed long-term contracts with Russian companies until 2038 and will be forced to break them on January 1, 2028.
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