Radio Free Europe, 18 August 2004
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> REPORT: RUSSIA TO PROVIDE NATURAL GAS TO SOUTH KOREA Russia is about
> to sign a 20-year agreement with South Korea to provide 5.3 million
> tons of natural-gas condensate from the Sakhalin gas fields annually,
> “Izvestiya” wrote on 17 August. The likely supplier in the deal is
> the Royal Dutch/Shell group consortium Sakhalin Energy, which is
> currently constructing a plant on Sakhalin for the production of
> liquefied natural gas. The proposed deal, which is believed to be
> worth $830 million per year, will include a subcontract under which
> Russia will purchase condensed-gas tankers from South Korea
> shipbuilders to transport the fuel from Sakhalin to South Korea.
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