European natural gas traders stand to lose about $1 billion in sales to Ukraine. Companies from Eni SpA to Uniper SE will see combined gas shipments to the east European nation fall by about that amount after a Stockholm court ordered Ukraine to resume some imports from Russia after a break of more than two years. European Union companies first started selling gas to Ukraine in 2013, with the new market helping offset a slump in domestic demand at the time.
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Bloomberg: Russian gas return to Ukraine to cost EU traders $1 billion
A picture taken on April 22, 2015 shows a part of a gas installation at a gas-pumping station on the gas pipeline in the small town Boyarka on April 22, 2015 in the Kyiv region.
