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Gassco Raises Skanled Costs By 42%

August 2008 | Project News

The estimated cost of the planned Skanled gas pipeline has risen to NOK10bn (US$1.92bn) from NOK7bn (US$1.35bn), according to Norwegian pipeline operator Gassco.

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