Ukraine: Gas Storage Facilities EMPTY!? European Imports Won't Save?

After the devastating blows to Ukraine, Kyiv managed to secure a €127 million gas loan from Europe. This EU gas loan is supposed to save Ukraine during the heating season, but it will only last for a week and a half of imports—the situation is much worse than Kyiv claims. Gas reserves in storage facilities are at their lowest level ever, and the destruction of domestic gas production is putting the country on the brink of energy collapse. Learn more in the new video by Geoenergy Info. 00:00 Europe and a loan to Kyiv: gas for Ukraine FOUND? 00:56 Record gas imports to Ukraine: What's really going on? 01:48 Gas reserves in Ukraine's underground gas storage facilities: How much is left for the winter? 02:51 Heating Season: Forecasts and Risks for Ukraine 03:29 The end of Russian gas transit: How will this change everything? 04:25 New gas price: Why will Ukrainians pay more? 06:21 Why Ukraine Isn't Poland? The EU's Economic Reality 08:42 How long will the new loan last? Expert estimates 10:12 Falling Gas Production in Ukraine: Naftogaz's Hidden Problems 11:00 Heating season delay: Running out of steam? 12:12 Risks of gas supplies from Europe: Will Ukraine survive the winter? 13:27 Results and forecasts: Three main threats to Ukraine's energy sector