Ukraine's Naftogaz says new solutions needed to secure energy supplies
Aug 27 (Reuters) - The CEO of Ukraine's largest state energy company Naftogaz, Oleksiy Chernyshov, said on Tuesday that new solutions are needed for the energy security of Ukraine and Slovakia.
"For now, a priority is to implement new solutions for the energy security of our countries. It is about new suppliers and, in the future, about exports of Ukrainian fuel," Naftogaz cited Chernyshov as saying at a meeting with Slovak officials in Bratislava.
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Slovakia and Hungary said last month they had stopped receiving oil from key Russian supplier Lukoil, whose exports via Ukrainian territory were banned by Kyiv.
Slovak oil transporter Transpetrol said at the time that supplies from other Russian exporters were continuing to arrive in Slovakia via Ukraine.
(Writing by Maria Tsvetkova; Editing by Sandra Maler)