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November 29, 2018 · about 7 years ago

Rosneft, Beijing Gas team up on CNG fueling push

Russia’s Rosneft signed a deal with Beijing Gas Group to set up a joint venture focusing on developing and operating a network of CNG stations in Russia and consider LNG as fuel.

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Russia’s Rosneft signed a deal with Beijing Gas Group to set up a joint venture focusing on developing and operating a network of CNG stations in Russia and consider LNG as fuel.

Under the agreement, Beijing Gas will have a 45 percent in the joint venture.

Pursuant to the document, the parties will build about 170 CNG stations in Russia, and consider the options of using LNG as a motor fuel.

The document will enable the development of strategic cooperation between the partners in the use of natural gas as an ecological fuel, Rosneft said.

Development of the CNG network is in line with Rosneft-2022 strategy responding to the calls to develop a market for natural gas as a transportation fuel.

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