Energy, Environment & Transport

EU-Gazprom deal clears Bulgaria of South Stream cancellation claims

The Commission published Gazprom’s commitments on Monday (13 March) to end a five-year antitrust case and avoid fines heavy fines. As part of the package, Gazprom agreed not to seek any damages from its Bulgarian partners following the termination of South Stream.

The Beregovaya gas pumping facility in Russia, at the Black Sea. [Gazprom]

Georgi Gotev Euractiv 13-03-2017 16:09 3 min. read Content type: Euractiv is part of the Trust Project
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