In January 2014 SOCAR gasified over 10 high-rise residential buildings
Azerigas company, which is part of SOCAR, gasified 14 high-rise residential buildings in January 2014.
SOCAR reported that there are 1611 apartments in the gasified buildings. In 2013 Azerigas gasified 149 high-rise residential buildings against 60 ones in 2012.
Azerigas is in charge of gas distribution and sale to the consumers on the territory of Azerbaijan.—0—
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- Economics
- 10 February 2014 14:12
Economics
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