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Gazprom declares force majeure on at least three European gas buyers

Gazprom has been delivering less gas than ordered by customers over the past month, with the company citing problems with turbines at its main pipeline to Europe that ends in Germany

Combined Russian oil flows for Asia’s top two buyers, India and China, surged to records in April. (Photo: Bloomberg)
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Flows via Ukraine have also declined since one of two main entry points on the border with Russia was shut due to the war

Anna Shiryaevskaya, Stephen Stapczynski and Isis Almeida | Bloomberg
Gazprom PJSC declared force majeure on at least three European gas buyers, a move that may signal it intends to keep supplies capped, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Russian gas giant -- which had already been curbing exports to Europe and closed its main pipeline for maintenance earlier this month -- said in a letter dated July 14 that the legal clause applied to supplies over the past month, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the information is private.

Gazprom has been delivering less gas than ordered by customers over the past month, with the

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