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Home›Clean Fuel›Sosnogorsk GPP starts receiving gas from Lukoil fields
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October 13, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Sosnogorsk GPP starts receiving gas from Lukoil fields

Associated petroleum gas produced from the northern group of fields owned by Lukoil-Komi started flowing to the Gazprom-owned Sosnogorsk gas processing plant.

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Associated petroleum gas produced from the northern group of fields owned by Lukoil-Komi started flowing to the Gazprom-owned Sosnogorsk gas processing plant.

APG supplies will enable the loading of available capacities of the Sosnogorsk GPP and will make it possible to utilize the growing APG production from the Lukoil fields in the Republic of Komi, Gazprom said in a statement.

Total gas supplies will make up 3.9 billion cubic meters between 2015 and 2021.

APG supplies were preceded by the implementation of Gazprom and Lukoil’s joint project on rearranging the gas supply circuit for consumers within the Pechora industrial cluster.

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