The head of Gazprom and the Hungarian Ambassador discussed gas supplies from Russia
The head of Gazprom Alexey Miller and Ambassador of Hungary in Russia Janos Balla on Thursday discussed gas supplies from Russia to the Republic, its transit to third countries, and the use of facilities for underground storage of gas within Hungary, informs a press-service of the organization.

The head of Gazprom Alexey Miller and Ambassador of Hungary in Russia Janos Balla on Thursday discussed gas supplies from Russia to the Republic, Its transit to third countries, and the use of facilities For underground storage of gas within Hungary, informs a press-service of the organization.
The meeting also considered issues of development of gas transport infrastructure in the EU. For example, talked about the supply to the European market of gas from Russia via pipeline "Turkish stream" and " Nord stream – 2 ", – notified on the Internet representative office of Gazprom.
The head of the Board of Gazprom Alexey Miller in June said that Gazprom will soon begin to create mutual organisations in the implementation of the Nord stream – 2, which will be commissioned before 2020." Nord stream – 2 " will be built For new exports of Gazprom." in the near future We will begin to create a mutual organization For the project. We will apply the achievements of Nord Stream AG. This Firm, which built and operates the Nord stream – 1 ". Successful experience in the Baltic region will help us to optimize the costs and construction time. Both Nord stream – 2 will be put into use before the end of 2019, – said Miller. In June, Gazprom signed with the German E. On, the Anglo-Dutch Shell and Austria's OMV memoranda of intent providing for the cooperation on the project of creation of a gas transportation infrastructure For the direct delivery of Russian gas to European consumers. The parties have plans to build two pipelines from the coast of Russia across the Baltic sea to the German coast. The performance of a new pipeline with the name " Nord stream – 2 will be 55 billion cubic meters of gas per year." Turkish stream – a gas pipeline under the Black sea directly to the European part of Turkey – obliged to replace South Stream and allow Gazprom to abandon the gas flowing through Ukraine from 2019. Its construction has to begin in 2016. For the admission of this gas on its territory of the EU countries are obliged to build their own gas transport capacity. Last week prepared to participate in the construction of "Turkish stream" expressed Greece. The power of the " Turkish stream should reach 63 billion cubic meters of gas per year. On Turkish-Greek border will each year be delivered to 47 billion cubic meters of gas.