Russia said it was ready to resume electricity sales to China and that talks between the two countries are taking place after it suspended power supplies to China on Jan. 1.
Analysts said that the halt not only involves economic factors but also reflects the complexities of current international relations, indicating potential changes in China’s energy supply sources.
Russia’s energy ministry said that its priority was to meet rising demand for power in Russia’s Far East, but that it could resume supplies to China depending on the terms agreed.
“Russia could resume electricity exports to China if it receives a corresponding request from Beijing and if mutually beneficial cooperation terms are reached,” it said….
Russia Says It Could Resume Power Supplies to China Depending on Terms Agreed
