In 2013 Azerbaijan delivered to Georgia about 1,898,500,000 cub.m. of gas, up 36.1% against 2012, reads information posted on SOCAR’s official web site.
Of total volume 652.5 million cub.m. was delivered to SOCAR Georgia Gaz open-type JSC, daughter company of SOCAR, and 1,246 billion cub.m. to SOCAR Gas Export-Import on the basis of the contract signed between SOCAR and the Georgian government.
The information also reads that during 2013 SOCAR Georgia Gaz laid in 1179 km of gas pipelines in Georgia increasing length of the gas pipelines up to 3969 km to provide services to over 347,000 customers.
According to the memorandum signed with the Georgian government, SOCAR will continue gasification of the regions of this country till 2017.—0—
Economics
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