Gazprom to Delay Exploitation of Turkish Stream Gas Pipeline

Gazprom's deputy chairman Alexander Medvedev said that the launch of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline will be later than it was planned.

 Russian energy giant Gazprom is delaying the exploitation of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline, initially scheduled for late 2016, the company's deputy chairman Alexander Medvedev said Monday.

"Due to the fact that the installation [of the pipeline] did not begin as planned, we are no longer speaking of December 2016," Medvedev told reporters, asked about a possible postponement.
  (Sputnik) 
14/9/15 
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