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16.09.2010, 12:14
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Russia and Republic of Srpska has signed a cooperation agreement on the South Stream gas pipeline on Wednesday, which will look at the potential for extending the pipeline to the Balkans Republic.
14.10.2010, 11:24
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Gazprom is currently negotiating with Romania over its participation in the South Stream gas project, with Bulgaria pushing hard, but for Turkey it’s a case of the more gas projects the better.
17.07.2010, 13:07
On Saturday Bulgaria and Russia signed a detailed agreement on the South Stream gas pipeline project.
05.11.2009, 19:15
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The Swedish and Finnish cabinets have approved the construction of the Nord Stream gas pipeline through their exclusive economic zones in the Baltic Sea.
06.11.2009, 14:38
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Russia is a step closer to bypassing disputes involving gas transit nations with Nord Stream, after key approvals were granted by Sweden and Finland on Thursday.
20.11.2009, 10:39
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This New Year’s Eve will not be clouded by gas cuts, says an optimistic Vladimir Putin after meeting with Ukrainian counterpart Yulia Timoshenko in Yalta on Thursday.
23.10.2009, 21:01
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South Stream is moving away from the drawing board, with handshakes this week in Milan Belgrade and Saint Petersburg, underlining its approaching reality.
18.03.2009, 21:50
The EU commission has excluded the Nabucco pipeline from its list of priority projects. The change in mood by the European Union may speed up the construction of South and Nord stream pipelines.
07.04.2009, 10:12
Gazprom has tightened its grip on Europe's gas supply after Rome agreed to extend the vast Blue Stream pipeline to Italy, as Italian Economy Minister Claudio Scajola flagged likely routes.
28.04.2009, 21:29
Russia and Bulgaria will sign the final contract to build South Stream across Bulgarian territory within a fortnight. The deal overcomes tensions between the two, including the fee Bulgaria will earn for gas transit.
Published: 06 November, 2009, 13:01
Edited: 06 November, 2009, 16:45
The Finnish and the Swedish governments have approved the construction of the Nord Stream natural gas pipeline through their waters in the Baltic Sea.
That's good news. It has to be good to for customers in northen and western Europe and for the Russian suppliers to have more diversity in energy supply routes. Ukraine, Poland and the Baltic states have not endeared themselves to anyone with attempts to become middle-men, siphoning off profits from gas transactions between Russia and their western European customers.