WARSAW, Feb 3 (PRIME) -- Polish gas company PGNiG confirms its intent not to sign a new long-term gas supply contract with Russian gas giant Gazprom after 2022, when the contract, under which it buys up to 10 billion cubic meters of gas per year, expires PGNiG CEO Pawel Majewski told reporters on Thursday.
“We have no plans to sign a long-term contract with Gazprom,” he said, adding that Gazprom insists on it.
PGNiG doesn’t believe that the European natural gas prices will be lower if all countries sign long-term contracts, because it will make Europe dependent on Gazprom’s decisions.
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