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Отчет охватывает производственные показатели «Газпрома» за первое полугодие 2026 года.
«Газпром» в январе-июне увеличил добычу газа на 3,4 процента, до 216,55 миллиардов кубометров. Об этом со ссылкой на полугодовой отчет компании сообщает ТАСС.
Также отмечается, что реализацию газа на внутреннем и внешних рынках российский газовый гигант нарастил на 4,4 процента, до 193,2 миллиарда кубометров.
При этом этом объемы переработки газа компанией снизились в первой половине 2026 года на 3,58 процента, до 30,99 миллиарда кубометров, а производство нефтепродуктов группой «Газпром» упало на 5,7 процента, до 24,7 миллиона тонн, уточняет РИА Новости.

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