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Georgian Government Hunts For Gas

This paper describes the situation in the Georgian government since Gazprom announced Georgia would have to pay $235 per 1000 cubic meters – a gigantic leap from last year’s price of $110. While the government had to accept the price hike, it is looking for new sources of natural gas.

Link http://www.cacianalyst.org/?q=node/4384
Author Jibladze, K
Date 10-Jan-2007
Institute Central Asia-Caucasus Institute
Tags Georgia, Russia, gas, natural

See also

  1. Reforms in the Belarusian electricity sector: how to reduce costs and dependence on imported resources
  2. Russia and Belarus: A Lesson in Market Economy
  3. Russia moves to repair ties with Azerbaijan
  4. Belarusian Monthly Economic Review, №1(64), January 2008
  5. Belarusian Monthly Economic Review, №7(70), July 2008

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