Gasprom again reduced gas extraction forecast for 2015
Gasprom has again reduced the forecast of gas extraction for 2015 by 1.2% to 444.6 billion cub.m, reads the company’s report about quarter 2, 2015.
In May 2015 Vsevolod Cherepanov, member of Gasprom Board, chief of Department for Production of Gas, Gas Condensate and Oil, told journalists that in 2015 Gasprom plans to extract 450 billion cub.m. Earlier in its report about quarter 1, 2015 the company forecasted the production at 471 billion cub.m. of gas.
In 2014 Gasprom extracted 443.9 billion cub.m. of gas. Therefore, growth of production in 2015 could constitute 0.1%.
Gasprom also forecasts growth of gas extraction in Russia in 2015 by 1.9% up to 654.3 billion cub.m. In July 2015 the Russian Ministry of Economic Development announced the forecast of gas production in Russia at 626 billion cub.m. and gas extraction by a Gasprom group was forecasted by the Ministry at 414 billion cub.m.
In early February Russian Ministry of Energy announced that it is forecast to extract 668 billion cub.m. of gas in Russia in 2015.—0—
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