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Home›Clean Fuel›Gazprom Drops Plans for Austrian South Stream Route
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December 15, 2011 · about 14 years ago

Gazprom Drops Plans for Austrian South Stream Route

Russian Gazprom has decided to end its South Stream pipeline in Italy rather than Austria, Reuters reported, citing unnamed company source. The South Stream route will run from the Black Sea to Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and Slovenia and then to Italy. The South Stream project is scheduled to become

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Russian Gazprom has decided to end its South Stream pipeline in Italy rather than Austria, Reuters reported, citing unnamed company source.

The South Stream route will run from the Black Sea to Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and Slovenia and then to Italy.

The South Stream project is scheduled to become operational in,2015, pumping 15.6 Bcm of gas annually, and to shift to a full capacity of 63 billion cubic metres in 2018.

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LNG World News Staff, December 15, 2011; Image: South Stream

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