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BELGIUM Issue dated 27/02/2004

Gas Direct from Siberia

The European Commission is financing a feasibility study on a project to build a direct pipeline between Siberia and Germany that would by-pass the Baltic republics. [...] (182 words)

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PROCESSING FOR DOMESTIC MARKET

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Energy Cards Reshuffled in Central Asia

THE STAKES IN TURKMENISTAN

Disagreement on Albert Graben

Rival Financial Packages for Calub

How Russians Fund Expansion

Bidding Round a Flop

AGIP'S GAS PROJECT READY

PACT WITH RUSSIANS

RUSSIANS BACK IN BUSINESS

CONTRACTS OVER $1 BILLION IN 2 YEARS

NEW CENTRAL EUROPEAN GAS SCHEME

PROCESSING FOR DOMESTIC MARKET

SOZIR BIDS TO REFINE LOCAL CRUDE

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