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Slovenia And Hungary Plan Gas Interconnector

July 2009 | Industry News

Hungary and Slovenia are considering connecting their gas and electricity networks to improve security of supply, according to Gordon Bajnai and Borut Pahor, Hungary's and Slovenia's respective prime ministers.

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