Slovensky plynarensky priemysel (SPP), un furnizor de energie deţinut de statul slovac, vrea ca anul viitor să îşi asigure 100% din necesarul de gaze din Rusia, în condiţiile în care alţi cumpărători din Uniunea Europeană vor fi vizaţi de o interdicţie privind achiziţiile spot, ceea ce ar putea elibera şi mai multă capacitate pentru restul clienţilor pe termen lung ai grupului rus Gazprom, transmite Bloomberg.
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