Gazprom Increases Gas Output by 3.4% to 216.55 bcm in First Half of 2026
Gazprom Group also raised gas sales on domestic and foreign markets by 4.4% to 193.2 billion cubic meters, TASS reports.
Gazprom increased its natural gas output by 3.4% to 216.55 billion cubic meters (bcm) in the first half of 2026, according to a report by the Russian state news agency TASS.
The Gazprom Group also increased gas sales on both domestic and foreign markets by 4.4%, reaching 193.2 bcm over the same period, TASS reported.
Gazprom is Russia's state-controlled gas producer and one of the world's largest natural gas companies, supplying both the domestic Russian market and export customers.
TASS's report did not include additional detail on the geographic breakdown of the increased sales or further commentary from company executives in the cited excerpt.
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- Gazprom increases gas output by 3.4% to 216.55 bcm in 1H 2026 — TASS (Russia)
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