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RUSSIAN GAS SUPPLIES TO ARMENIA VIA GEORGIA FULLY RESUMED
RedOrbit
14 August 2008, 00:00 CDT
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YEREVAN. Aug 13 (Interfax) - Supplies of Russian natural gas to
Armenia have been fully resumed, Armenian Prime Minister Tigran
Sarkisian told journalists on Wednesday.
Armenia is currently receiving 4.7 million cubic meters of gas per day,
or the same amount as usual, he said.
ArmRosGazprom CEO Shushan Sardarian said yesterday that Russian
natural gas exports to Armenia have decreased by 30% as of August 7.
She said that gas deliveries to Armenia had decreased owing to the
actions of the Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation, which without notice
had commenced test operations on its section of a 700 mm trunk gas
pipeline. As a result, gas pressure in the system fell.
Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation, for its part, has denied the report.
(c) 2008 Daily News Bulletin; Moscow - English. Provided by ProQuest
LLC. All rights Reserved.
RedOrbit
14 August 2008, 00:00 CDT
TX
YEREVAN. Aug 13 (Interfax) - Supplies of Russian natural gas to
Armenia have been fully resumed, Armenian Prime Minister Tigran
Sarkisian told journalists on Wednesday.
Armenia is currently receiving 4.7 million cubic meters of gas per day,
or the same amount as usual, he said.
ArmRosGazprom CEO Shushan Sardarian said yesterday that Russian
natural gas exports to Armenia have decreased by 30% as of August 7.
She said that gas deliveries to Armenia had decreased owing to the
actions of the Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation, which without notice
had commenced test operations on its section of a 700 mm trunk gas
pipeline. As a result, gas pressure in the system fell.
Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation, for its part, has denied the report.
(c) 2008 Daily News Bulletin; Moscow - English. Provided by ProQuest
LLC. All rights Reserved.