Приклади вживання Blue stream Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Blue Stream.
The Netherlands has arrested the shares of“Gazprom” in the“Blue stream”.
The Blue Stream.
Eni is Gazprom's major partner within the Blue Stream gas pipeline project.
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Amsterdam court approved arrest on May 30, but only for Blue Stream Pipeline Co.
Blue Stream Gas Pipeline.
Its basis is the gas pipeline“Blue Stream“, which runs under the Black Sea.
It's known that,Italians did greatly within the partnership with“Gazprom” on the accomplishment of the“North” and the“Blue Stream”.
We already operate the so-called Blue Stream pipeline in the Black Sea to Turkey.
Blue Stream, which possesses annual capacity of 16 billion cubic meters, runs under the Black Sea and provides direct delivery of gas to Turkish consumers.
Commercial deliveries of Russian natural gas through Blue stream to Turkey started in February 2003.
Now the capacities of the Blue Stream pipeline, which supplies Russian gas to Turkey under the Black Sea are 16 billion cubic metres a year.
Russian gas supplies to Turkey are carried out through the Blue Stream gas pipeline and the Trans-Balkan corridor.
Now, the capacity of the Blue Stream gas pipeline that runs across the bottom of the Black Sea to Turkey is 16 billion cubic metres of gas a year.
Russian gas supplies to Turkey are carried out through the Blue Stream gas pipeline and the Trans-Balkan corridor.
After the introduction of the“Blue Stream”, the“Western Corridor” was transporting 18-19 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year(as of today- 14 billion cubic meters).
Currently, Russian gas supplies to Turkey are carried out through the Blue Stream gas pipeline and the Trans-Balkan corridor.
Running under the Black Sea, the Blue Stream gas pipeline secures annual direct supplies of some 16 billion cubic meters of Russian natural gas to Turkish consumers.
After entering the gas pipeline Yamal-Europe through Belarus to Poland and the Blue stream to Turkey, the transit was reduced to 75 percent.
Within the framework of that Agreement, Gazprom and Botas entered into a 25-year commercial contract for 365 billion cubicmeters of gas to be delivered to Turkey via the Blue Stream gas pipeline.
Blue Stream, the first pipeline in the Black Sea from Russia to Turkey designed to bypass Ukraine, through which all Russian gas has been transported to this country until now, was built fifteen years ago.
The negotiators alsodiscussed issues of cooperation between the parties on the project"Blue Stream" and the progress of the project"South Stream".
In this strategy perfectly fit many gas projects,such as Gazprom's Blue Stream and South Stream, started up in 2006 the Baku-Erzurum gas pipe, TAP and TANAP going from the Caspian Sea to Europe, as well as a possible Iranian branch of Nabucco.
In this context,Ankara is studying the possibility of increasing the volume of deliveries through the pipeline“Blue Stream” from 14 to 16 billion cubic meters.
Firstly, the“Turkish Stream” and the“Blue Stream” coming from Russia along the bottom of the Black Sea, as well as the“Southern Gas Corridor” from Azerbaijan in 18 months will turn Turkey into a“gas hub”, which will significantly increase its political and energy status in Europe.
Within the framework of this agreement Gazprom has concluded a commercial contract with Turkish firm Botas tosupply 365 bcm of gas to Turkey by the Blue stream gas pipeline over 25 years.
In 2013, Russia exported 26.6 billion cubic meters ofgas to Turkey through the underwater gas pipeline“Blue Stream” and Trans-Balkan gas pipeline, which begins in Ukraine and passes through the territory of Romania and Bulgaria.
Putin announced his sensational decision to terminate the construction of the gas pipeline“South Stream” because of“destructive position of the European Commission and Bulgaria,” and instead of Bulgaria to redirect the underwater part of the pipeline to the coast of Turkey,parallel to the existing subsea gas pipeline“Blue Stream”.
We are ready to not only expand the Blue Stream, but to build another pipeline system to supply the growing demand of the Turkish economy, and if it is deemed justified, to set up an additional gas hub for the South European consumers on Turkish territory, near the border with Greece.