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KazMunaiGaz Exits Akkas Project, Plunging Gas Field Development Plans Into Doubt

May 2011 | Project News

Iraq is facing the possibility that its western Akkas gas field will not be developed at all in 2011 following the May 11 announcement by Kazakhstan's state-run oil and gas producer

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