Finland's state-owned energy company warned that Russia will halt natural gas exports tomorrow after it refused to make payments in rubles. It would be the third European country to lose gas imports from Russia.
Gasum, Finland's energy provider, said its filling stations will continue to function normally. It will receive gas from an alternative source through the Balticconnector pipeline, which runs from Estonia to Finland.
on Friday for a U.S. liquefied natural gas terminal ship to safeguard the country's energy supply.“It is highly regrettable that natural gas supplies under our supply contract will now be halted," said Mika Wiljane, Gasum's CEO, in a statement.
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