Industry / Azerbaijan

Legal Spat Poses Risk Of Delays To Shah Deniz II Supply Deal

July 2011 | Project News

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Disagreements between Azerbaijan and Turkey are threatening to delay a series of gas supply and transit agreements that are due to be signed on July 27.

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