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Justice Minister calls for diversity of energy supplies
The Hungarian government will support any European Union proposal aimed at ensuring diversity of supplies.
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FM: Paks guarantees Hungary’s energy supply
Both September deliveries of heating rods have arrived in Hungary, with the Russian manufacturer completing the second delivery by air, making a detour this time through Baltic and northern European...
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State Secretary: Gas deliveries to Hungary are uninterrupted
Tamás Menczer said under a recent agreement Russia’s Gazprom would deliver up to a daily maximum of 5.8 million cubic meters of gas on top of contracted volumes in September...
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Gulyás: Hungary's gas and electricity supplies are secure
Suppliers are able to meet all household and market demand, while talks concerning further purchases are underway, aimed at increasing strategic reserves.
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Gulyás: Gas reserves must be covered by expensive imports
The quarter of strategic crude reserves and MOL reserves would only satisfy a portion of domestic needs, so the rest must be covered by expensive imports.
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FM: EU's gas proposal disregards Hungarian people’s interests
The European Union’s proposal aimed at reducing gas consumption is “unfounded, cannot be implemented and fully disregards the Hungarian people’s interests”.
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FM: Gas imports shifting to southern delivery route
Hungary imports roughly 30 million cubic meters of gas each day, more than half of which is delivered via the southern route passing through Turkey, Bulgaria and Serbia.
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FM: Greece has key role in diversifying Hungary’s gas supply
Hungarian-Greek cooperation will also have an important part to play in managing the global crises stemming from the war in Ukraine.
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FM: Hungary’s energy supplies remain secure
Deliveries from the south are uninterrupted, with Hungary receiving a daily 9.4 cubic metres of gas via Turkey, Bulgaria and Serbia.
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FM: Gas supplies from Russia to Hungary are stable and uninterrupted
Minister Szijjártó noted serious tensions in international politics which he partly attributed to energy supply disruptions.
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MEKH: 1.6 billion cubic meters of gas in Hungary’s underground stores
MEKH said that there were 1.6 billion cubic meters of gas in Hungary’s underground stores, just over 25 percent of capacity, by mid-May.
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FM: Hungary’s energy supplies are and will remain secure
Hungary can pay for Russian gas as required by the supplier without violating sanctions by Brussels.