Ankara has filed for international arbitration as it looks for cheaper gas prices from Russia’s Gazprom.

Gazprom is finding that any alternative gas supply routes to Ukrainian pipelines are going to cost it dearly.

Turkmenistan called out Gazprom this week for not paying its gas bill in 2015.

Gazprom supplies to Ukraine were shut off today as the two sides failed to reach a new natural gas agreement.

Moscow is facing a cold new energy reality as it struggles to find a place in today’s oversupplied world.

Gazprom needs another six weeks to mount a response to EU anti-trust charges. The stakes are high.

Gazprom’s profits fell a staggering 86 percent last year due to the ruble’s crash and the firm’s decision to cut off gas to Ukraine.

Gazprom is set to get burned by an EU trustbusting case. Meanwhile, could it be courting Athens with the promise of a pipeline?

2014 was a bad year for Gazprom, but 2015 could be worse.

Gazprom expects 2014 production to hit an all-time low, while Russian ministers predict a 4 percent drop in GDP in 2015.