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Nabucco Wins Reprieve As Turkey Cuts Shah Deniz II Volume Request

May 2011 | Project News

Turkey has signed an agreement with Azerbaijan specifying the price and quantity of gas it will buy from the second phase of the Shah Deniz gas field when it comes onstream in 2017.

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