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       By: chandna rani Date: September 9, 2023, 6:25 am
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       Even before the Orange Revolution, the Ukrainian Parliament
       insisted that the country must manage the gas pipelines on its
       territory, in the name of its sovereignty. But because Ukraine
       has one of the most energy-intensive economies in the world, its
       own energy needs were an Achilles heel. In 1998, the Ukrainian
       government signed an agreement that tied Russian transit rates
       to below-market prices. After the arrival of Viktor Yushchenko
       to the Presidency in January 2005, The 2008 economic crisis
       increased Ukraine's vulnerability.
       With its currency plummeting, the country had Phone Number List
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       turn to the International Monetary Fund (
       IMF ), and one of the conditions for obtaining a loan was to cut
       energy subsidies that, along with Russian discounts, helped
       maintain living standards. Faced with the urgent need to reduce
       energy prices, President Viktor Yanukovych, who came to power
       after the February 2010 elections, reached an agreement with
       Moscow to extend the Russian lease of the Sevastopol base until
       at least 2042, in exchange for a 30% reduction in the price of
       gas.
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       Despite his reputation as a pro-Russian president, Yanukovych
       sought to take advantage of the shale revolution to remedy
       Ukraine's energy situation. It involved using Western capital
       and technology to exploit the Ukrainian shale gas fields in the
       Dnieper-Donetsk basin in the Donbass and the Oleska field in the
       west of the country. In addition to signing contracts with Shell
       and Chevron in 2012 and 2013, it also authorized Shell and
       ExxonMobil to explore for gas in the Black Sea, in Skifska.
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