GPA Project Energy Crisis Headlines Oct. 12, 2022

**Very important energy updates from the newswires of the Russian Federation exclusively transmitted to the global public by the GPA Project**

Russia ready to supply gas to Europe through remaining Nord Stream 2 line, all that needs to be done is open tap - Putin

Putin: Russia will not supply energy resources to countries that limit prices

Putin: Europe's losses from spot pricing for gas estimated at 300 bln euros this year

Deputy PM Novak: We are preparing for oil embargo, redirecting resources eastward, counting on maintaining Russia's export potential

Novak: Russia wants to expand port capacity by 40 mln tonnes to pipeline oil exports to EU in three years

Putin on OPEC+ decision at meeting with UAE president: Our actions aimed at stability on global energy market, rather than creation of problems for anyone

Putin says US, other energy suppliers stand to benefit from Nord Stream attack

Russian gas hub on Turkish-EU border could replace Nord Streams - Miller

Sberbank ready to lend to Russian oil and gas sector in yuan, in talks with CBR on reducing provisions on deposits

Zaporozhye NPP to use Russian fuel - Rosatom

OPEC reduces forecast for Russian liquid hydrocarbons output for 2023 by 440,000 bpd to 10.08 mln bpd

European wind-power generation drops nearly 50%; Gazprom books 42.4 mcm via Ukraine

Transneft receives notification from Pern on leak along Druzhba pipeline, repair timeframe still unknown

Leak detected on Polish section of Druzhba pipeline supplying oil to Germany, one of two lines operating

Russia will start construction of Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, Putin says

Russia's petrochemical industry will not face shortage in naphtha amid decline in oil output - Konov

Russia cannot forecast Nord Stream recovery time — Deputy PM

Russian gas supplies through Ukraine remain at previous volume, Nord Stream damaged

Construction of Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline to expand export potential — Gazprom

Capacity expansion for energy supplies to Turkey promising —

 Russia’s Deputy PM