Gazprom’s legal team will have plenty of time to get acquainted with Stockholm as three arbitration cases against the Russian monopoly join competition charges brought by Brussels.
The state oil and gas company’s financial pain will restrict gas production growth in Brazil. But a slew of financial, technical and economic issues are also potential hurdles for gas output.
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China will lower its shale gas production subsidy to RMB 0.3 ($0.05) per cubic metre from 2016 to 2018, and then cut it to RMB 0.2/cm during 2019-2020.
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