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Gazprom Lowered Gas Deliveries To Romania Again, By 13%
Russian group Gazprom has lowered deliveries to Romania again, by 13% Wednesday, Romania's Department for Energy announced Thursday, adding the country should get used to such situations.
Romania Could Manage Rough Winter Should Gazprom Halt Deliveries - Minister
Romania wouldn't have any problems during the winter period even if Russia's Gazprom were to completely halt gas deliveries and winter were extremely harsh, Romanian minister-delegate for En...
Gazprom Reduces Gas Exports To Romania For 3 Days; No Reason To Worry - Energy Minister
Russian natural gas exporter Gazprom said Thursday it will reduce supplies to Romania in the next three days, without providing further details, minister-delegate for Energy Razvan Nicolescu...
Gazprom Could Join Romania-Serbia Oil Pipeline Project - Official
Romania’s Energy Department is analyzing a possible collaboration with Russian-owned NIS Gazprom Neft for the construction of a pipeline that would link the local southeastern city of Consta...
Romania Paid $7B For Gazprom’s Gas In The Last 7 Years
Between 2007 and 2013, Romania paid $7 billion to the intermediaries of Russia’s gas giant Gazprom for the natural gas imported from Russia. In the past, Russian gas covered one quarter of t...
NIS Petrol Mulls Acquisitions To Get To 120 Gas Stations After 2015
Oil company NIS Petrol, controlled by Russian giant Gazprom, says it wants to end 2014 with 30 filling stations in Romania, double the current number, and revenue of 20-25 million euro.
East Wants Bigger Share Of Romania’s Fuel Market
State-owned oil companies of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Russia came to control half of network-affiliated gas stations on the Romanian market.
NIS Wants To Increase Number Of Gas Stations In Romania To 120 Units By End-2015
NIS Petrol Romania, indirectly controlled by Russian group Gazprom, wants to increase its number of gas stations in Bucharest and near the capital to 20-25 by the end of 2015.
Gazprom To Open Its First Gas Station In Bucharest This Fall
Serbian oil group NIS, controlled by Russian giant Gazprom, will have its first Bucharest filling station this autumn under the Gazprom brand.