Shah Deniz consortium seeks Romania's stance on participation in Nabucco West project

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Shah Deniz consortium, which includes British Petroleum, Statoil, SOCAR and Total, sought Romania's official stance on its participation in the construction of the Nabucco West gas pipeline, informs a release issued on Wednesday by the Ministry of Economy.Romanian Minister of Economy Varujan Vosganian met on Wednesday, Jan. 30, with a British Petroleum ...

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Shah Deniz consortium seeks Romania's stance on participation in Nabucco West project