Gas prices rose sharply at the opening of trading on Monday in anticipation of another Nord Stream 1 shutdown.
The price of gas in Europe continues to grow, surpassing the level of $2,900 per thousand cubic meters at the auction on Monday, August 22.
Thus, at the TTF hub in the Netherlands, the gas price reached $2,928 per thousand cubic meters.
Last week, the price of gas in the European market increased by more than $500. At the same time, gas injection into European storage facilities continues on schedule.
The price growth accelerated after Gazprom announced a complete halt in supplies through Nord Stream 1 from August 31 to September 2 due to the repair of the only gas compressor unit remaining in operation.
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