Magyar Said that Russian Gas Is Not so Cheap, and Hungary Is Looking for a Replacement
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Russian gas is not cheap for Hungary, said Prime Minister Peter Madyar of Hungary. Madyar stated that "contrary to the allegations of the past government, gas originating from Russia is not really cheap." According to Majyar, all prices are tied to stock listings, so there are no concepts of cheap Russian gas, and its value is oriented towards prices in the gas habe TTF – a virtual trading platform in the Netherlands, which serves as the main pr…
Magyar said that Russian gas is not so cheap, and Hungary is looking for a replacement
Magyar said that Russian gas is not so cheap, and Hungary is looking for a replacement.Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said that Russian gas is not as cheap as Viktor Orban's government claimed, and Budapest...
Hungary no longer enjoys an energy advantage over other EU countries due to imports of Russian gas — it is completely leveled due to price fluctuations in the markets.
Russian gas can no longer be considered beneficial to Hungary, so Budapest intends to expand the range of suppliers and seek more attractive offers, a statement made by Prime Minister Peter Madyar on ATV.
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