Perspectives of cooperation for export of Caspian hydrocarbons to be discussed in Baku
On April 9-10, 2015 big oil and gas companies and Ministries of the Caspian basin states will discuss the perspectives of cooperation for export and transit of Caspian oil and gas resources at the VIII Caspian Oil & Gas Trade Transport Conference in Baku, reads the information released by British Confidence Capital company, which organizes the conference together with the State Oil Academy of Azerbaijan.
Analysis of the latest events and possible scenario of development of cooperation in the region for transit and export of Caspian oil and gas resources, analysis of the currently implemented and future oil and gas projects, further development of the transport infrastructure, cooperation between the countries-partners, issues of development of oil refining and petrochemical industry, logistical problems and their solution as well as other key aspects of the energy sector of the region will be a focus of the conference.—0—
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