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OAO Gazprom sent Ukraine’s state-run energy company a $7 billion bill for failing to import agreed natural-gas volumes last year, in an echo of a conflict that twice disrupted shipments to European customers in recent years.
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President Dmitry Medvedev agreed to spend $40 billion to cement Moscow’s ties with Kiev after five years of tension by cutting gas prices to Ukraine in return for an extended Russian naval presence in the Black Sea.
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President Dmitry Medvedev awarded Ukraine $40 billion in natural-gas subsidies in return for a new lease on the Russian Black Sea Fleet’s naval base as the Kremlin strengthens ties with its neighbor after five years of tension.
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OAO Gazprom, the world’s largest producer of natural gas, said its tax burden may rise by 200 billion rubles ($6.7 billion) in the next three years even as Prime Minister Vladimir Putin pushes for increased output.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said the world’s largest natural gas exporter will study building a plant to liquefy natural gas on the Black Sea as part of the country’s South Stream project to ship fuel to Europe.
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin ’s plan to make Russia a global supplier of natural gas is being undermined by OAO Gazprom’s project delays as Australia wins China contracts and U.S. supply surges.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin proposed uniting state-run OAO Gazprom and Ukraine’s state energy company, NAK Naftogaz Ukrainy, while seeking closer political and economic ties with the neighboring country.
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Russia will switch on Iran’s first nuclear power plant tomorrow as the government seeks to bolster its global influence by acting as a power broker between the U.S. and its European allies and the Persian Gulf nation.
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Austria hedged its bets on two competing projects to transport natural gas to Europe, joining OAO Gazprom and Eni SpA’s planned South Stream pipeline from Russia while still backing the OMV AG-led Nabucco pipeline network.
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OAO Gazprom , the world’s biggest natural-gas producer, said profit fell less than expected in the second quarter, as rising Russian prices helped offset a foreign exchange loss and slower European gas sales.
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