Russia 'Playing Games' With Gas Supply: Naftogaz CEO

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Ukraine in the energy sector, particularly regarding gas transit issues due to Russian occupation. It highlights the loss of control over critical infrastructure and the need for alternative solutions. The discussion also covers the communication barriers with occupation forces and the risks involved. The future outlook for Ukraine's energy sector is addressed, including preparations for the upcoming winter and the potential for a transformed energy landscape post-war.

What was the primary issue discussed in the meeting about Ukraine's energy sector?

• Nuclear energy expansion

• Gas transit problem

• Renewable energy projects

• Electricity shortages

Who made the decision to stop the gas transit at one of the main entry points?

• Ukrainian government

• Russian occupation forces

• European Union

• Gazprom

What did Yuri suggest to Gazprom to resolve the gas transit issue?

• Increase gas prices

• Use another interconnection point

• Build a new pipeline

• Negotiate with the EU

What is the current state of Ukraine's main gas storages?

• Below seasonal norms

• At risk of damage

• Above seasonal norms

• Completely empty

How is Ukraine planning to ensure gas supply for the next winter season?

• Reducing gas consumption

• Increasing domestic production and storage

• Building new gas pipelines

• Relying solely on imports

What alternative energy solutions are being considered for the future in Ukraine?

• Wind farms

• Coal-fired power stations

• Heat pumps and electrification

• Nuclear power plants

What is the main challenge faced by Ukraine in managing its energy infrastructure during the conflict?

• Lack of skilled workers

• Occupation forces controlling critical infrastructure

• Insufficient funding

• International sanctions