SOCAR will increase gas export to Georgia in winter by 50 mcb, reads SOCAR’s web site.
The same source reported that after Georgia’s request to increase gas export to Georgia, SOCAR has had talks with the shareholders of the consortium of Shah Deniz and the South Caucasian pipeline (Baku-Tbilisi-Erzerum).
“During the talks we have agreed to revise the seasonal limitations envisaged by the contract on gas export from the Shah Deniz field to Georgia. According to the new agreement, gas export to Georgia will be increased by at least 50 mcb,” said the same source.
In 2015 Azerbaijani gas export to Georgia from the Shah Deniz Phase 1 totaled 721 mcb (growth by 5.3%).—0—
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