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Fast Headway for Suntera

Thanks to its links with Gazprom and the experience of its American management, the Russian-Indian company Suntera is fast acquiring a gas portfolio in Africa. [...]

Published on 04/10/2006 at 12:00 GMT

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Alexander Medvedev
Bowleven
Gazprom
Itera
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Sonagas
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Sun Energy
Suntera

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