波兰与俄气的亚马尔合同将采用新定价公式

PGNiG和俄罗斯天然气签署的附件确认了一个新的定价公式的应用，如仲裁裁决所述。双方还同意，在2020年7月1日之前，俄气将向PGNiG的账户转移约15亿美元，以退还2014-2020年天然气供应的多付款项。

波兰副总理兼国有资产部长亚采克?萨辛(Jacek Sasin)强调，波兰与俄罗斯天然气工业股份公司(Gazprom)之间的关系与5年前有很大不同。由于一贯的政策方针，它们现在主要以商业伙伴关系为基础。

Yamal合同附件于2020年6月5日以电子形式签署，并于2020年6月15日之前签署并交换正本。它详细说明了斯德哥尔摩商会仲裁机构裁决中规定的定价公式将如何在实践中应用，以及将该公式应用于以往天然气供应的财务后果将如何在双方之间解决。

“附件将今年3月30日斯德哥尔摩仲裁庭的裁决纳入了我们与Gazprom的合同。它修改了价格公式，以支付从我们的俄罗斯合作伙伴那里购买的天然气。我们很高兴已经顺利达成协议来解决这个问题,我们可以有一个正常的商务对话,“Jerzy Kwieciński PGNiG的首席执行官说。

仲裁裁决中列出的新定价公式在很大程度上与西欧市场的天然气报价挂钩。因此，今年3月以来，从波兰东部边境进口的天然气价格较低。

然而，新的定价条款在2014年11月生效，也就是PGNiG要求Gazprom修改定价公式的日期。该仲裁裁决允许PGNiG公司采取措施，以基于之前的公式确定的价格，追回2014年至2020年天然气供应的多付金额，该公式受到了斯德哥尔摩法庭的挑战。

“当签署附件,我们同意出价金额,估计约为15亿美元,将转入PGNiG账户到2020年7月1日,“Kwieciński说。他补充说，从2014年11月到2020年2月底的多付金额表明，亚马尔合同实际上对PGNiG不利。

赵斌 编译自 Neftegaz.RU

原文如下：

Annex to Yamal contract executed by Polish PGNiG

The annex signed between PGNiG and Gazprom confirms the application of a new pricing formula, as set out in the arbitral award. The parties also agreed that by July 1st 2020 Gazprom would transfer approximately $1.5 billion into PGNiG’s account to refund the overpayments for gas supplied in 2014-2020.

Jacek Sasin, Deputy PM and Minister of State Assets stressed that the relations between Poland and Gazprom look quite different from what they did only 5 years ago. Thanks to the consistent policy approach, they are now based primarily on a business partnership.

The annex to the Yamal contract was executed on June 5th 2020 in electronic form and then, by June 15th 2020, its original counterparts were signed and exchanged. It specifies how the pricing formula set out in the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce’s award will be applied in practice and how the financial consequences of its application to past gas supplies will be settled between the parties.

“The annex transposes into our contract with Gazprom the award issued by the arbitration tribunal in Stockholm on March 30th this year. It revised the pricing formula to pay for gas purchased from our Russian partner. We are happy to have smoothly reached an agreement to settle the issue and that we can have a normal business dialogue,” said Jerzy Kwieciński, CEO of PGNiG.

The new pricing formula, as set out in the arbitral award, is linked largely to gas prices quoted on Western European markets. As a result, since March this year PGNiG has paid a lower price for gas imported into Poland from across its Eastern border.

However, the new pricing terms set out in the award are effective as of November 2014, i.e. the date on which PGNiG requested Gazprom to revise the pricing formula. The arbitral award allowed PGNiG to take steps to recover the amounts overpaid for gas supplied from 2014 to 2020 at prices determined based on the previous formula, which was challenged by the Stockholm tribunal.

“When signing the annex, we agreed that the overpaid amount, estimated at some $1.5 billion, would be transferred into PGNiG’s account by July 1st 2020,” said Kwieciński. He added that the amount overpaid from November 2014 to the end of February 2020 shows how unfavourable the Yamal contract actually was to PGNiG.