E.ON / LTCs / Gazprom / East European Gas Analysis / Western European / RWE Transgas Czech Republic / Statoil / /
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Europe / /
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Belarus / Germany / Romania / Estonia / Bulgaria / Serbia / Armenia / Macedonia / Latvia / Poland / France / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Russia / Austria / Lithuania / Finland / Ukraine / /
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USD / EUR / /
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Funding / Business Partnership / /
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oil price / oil indexed gas prices / gas resources / oil-indexed prices / spot market gas prices / gas sources / natural gas / gas-dependent countries / gas market / oil / marginal supplier / main supplier / energy / underground gas storage / gas infrastructure / giant gas / gas exports / oil and gas producer / gas sales / stored gas / underground gas storage facilities / gas pricing method / spot gas prices / less gas / oil-indexed ones / cheaper energy alternatives / oil prices / energy weapon / year-old gas pricing regime / gas prices / /
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Black Sea / /
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International Monetary Fund / Vienna International Arbitral Centre / European court / European Parliament / UN Court / European Union / Eurasian Economic Union / /
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Edison / Viktor Yanukovych / Mikhail Korchemkin / Vladimir Putin / /
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Economist / President / rt / managing director / Major / oil and gas producer / /
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The Brics Post / /
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Northern Europe / west Europe / Eastern Europe / Black Sea / /
The Future of Russian gas prices in Europe The giant gas company controlled by the Russian state, Gazprom, supplies nearly 30% of natural gas to the EU and is the main supplier of Central and Eastern European countries.