Czech gas suffers from political instability – former minister

Joshua Posaner

30 August 2012 | 16:50 GMT

Natural Gas News - Czech gas suffers from political instability – former minister

Former Environment Minister of the Czech Republic Martin Bursik tells Interfax how public participation can help the country regain control of the energy market from the political influence of energy companies.

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