It is hard to imagine that PGNiG attracted any partners to meet this condition, as usually investors demand at least a 10% stake in the venture in exchange for assistance in contracting gas. This could mean, in practice, that the company would no longer continue its negotiations with French Gaz de France or Spanish Repsol, despite both entities having experience in this market. The Economy Minister Piotr Wo�niak announced last month that PGNiG would obtain a contract for liquefied gas by the end of the year and according to the management this is still possible as the firm is conducting negotiations with leading international producers.
PGNiG to build zł.1.3 billion gas plant on its own
2007-10-02 00:00
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2007-10-02 00:00
2007-10-02 00:00
It is hard to imagine that PGNiG attracted any partners to meet this condition, as usually investors demand at least a 10% stake in the venture in exchange for assistance in contracting gas. This could mean, in practice, that the company would no longer continue its negotiations with French Gaz de France or Spanish Repsol, despite both entities having experience in this market. The Economy Minister Piotr Wo�niak announced last month that PGNiG would obtain a contract for liquefied gas by the end of the year and according to the management this is still possible as the firm is conducting negotiations with leading international producers.