WoodMac написал "Ямал СПГ" трагичные санкционные сценарии
Wood Mackenzie оценил вероятность ужесточения санкций в отношении российского СПГ — проектов "Ямал СПГ" и "Арктик СПГ-2", а также последствия для будущих рыночных балансов и цен.
Вице-президент по исследованиям в области газа и СПГ Wood Mackenzie Массимо Ди Одоардо представил два возможных сценария: полный запрет на импорт СПГ из России и санкции США против "Ямал СПГ" и судов "Новатэка".
Будут ли санкции в отношении российского СПГ усиливаться? Почему Wood Mackenzie ждет остановки "Ямал СПГ"? Читайте в нашем материале.
WoodMac написал "Ямал СПГ" трагичные санкционные сценарии
Wood Mackenzie оценил вероятность ужесточения санкций в отношении российского СПГ — проектов "Ямал СПГ" и "Арктик СПГ-2", а также последствия для будущих рыночных балансов и цен.
Вице-президент по исследованиям в области газа и СПГ Wood Mackenzie Массимо Ди Одоардо представил два возможных сценария: полный запрет на импорт СПГ из России и санкции США против "Ямал СПГ" и судов "Новатэка".
Будут ли санкции в отношении российского СПГ усиливаться? Почему Wood Mackenzie ждет остановки "Ямал СПГ"? Читайте в нашем материале.
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