European Commission Expects Ukraine to Continue Opening Its Gas Market
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The European Commission expects Ukraine to continue opening its gas market. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine. The European side considers reform of the gas market an important part of Ukraine's preparation for integration with the EU.
According to the European Commission, one of the key steps is lifting the ban on gas exports. This issue concerns the functioning of the entire gas market of the country. Lifting the ban is part of broader changes that Ukraine must implement within the framework of the reform.
The gas market reform provides for gradual changes in the rules governing companies' operations and in market regulation. Such changes are meant to make the market more transparent and understandable for participants. Exact deadlines for implementing the steps are not specified in the report.
Thus, the European Commission emphasizes the need for further changes in the gas sector. For Ukrainian consumers and companies, these decisions may matter in the future. Further developments should be monitored through official statements from the Ukrainian government and the European Commission.
Sources: РБК-Україна
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