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Ankara And Baku Agree Shah Deniz Gas Sale And Transit Terms

April 2010 | Industry News

Ankara and Baku have agreed on principles and tariffs that would govern the supply of gas from Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz field to Turkey and onwards to Europe, officials of both countries stated on April 27.

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