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"If you prepare for the worst-case scenario and it doesn't happen — that's better than when it happens and you're not prepared," explains the logic of Naftogaz acting CEO Serhiy Fedorenko.
The main state company responsible for gas production and storage does not expect an easy winter and calls its baseline scenario "conditionally conservatively negative." Another scenario they're preparing for incorporates all the worst consequences of the attacks.
Suspilne spoke with the head of Naftogaz to understand whether the company is ready for winter, how it can restore gas supply after Russian strikes, and whether they plan to raise household gas tariffs. Read the interview on our website.
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