Russian gas producer Gazprom said it would send 42.4 million cubic metres of gas to Europe via Ukraine on Tuesday, the same volume as on Monday, while nominations for gas flows to Austria from Slovakia edged up.

Russia state-controlled energy giant Gazprom ceased natural gas deliveries to Austria on November 16 morning following a payment dispute the Austrian energy utility OMV confirmed

Gazprom plans to supply 42.4 million cubic metres of gas to Europe via Ukraine, maintaining Monday's levels. A contractual dispute with Austria's OMV has caused tensions, leading Gazprom to halt supplies to OMV.

By Jan Lopatka, Vladimir Soldatkin and Nina ChestneyPRAGUE/MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian gas was still reaching Austria on Monday despite Gazprom cutting off flows to top Austrian importer OMV over the weekend due to a contractual dispute,

Austria's chancellor says Russia’s state-owned natural gas company Gazrom will cut off supplies early Saturday to Austrian utility OMV.

STORY: Russia's invasion of Ukraine roiled the energy supply network of Europe as EU nations outraged by the war looked to buy gas supplies elsewhere. But enduring European demand for cheap Russian gas was apparent after Russia's state energy firm Gazprom over the weekend halted fuel deliveries meant for Austria,

Austria's biggest energy supplier is trying to recover damages awarded during arbitration from Gazprom by essentially stopping some payment for gas supplied via Ukraine.

By Newsbase Russia’s Gazprom cut off its natural gas supply to Austria’s biggest oil and gas company OMV on November 16, the latter’s trading arm reported on the previous day, triggering a spike in European gas prices.

Russian gas exports through Ukraine to Europe - the main transit route for the gas to the EU - were stable on Monday, according to Kremlin-controlled energy company Gazprom, despite the company cutting off gas supplies to Austria's OMV.