Iasi-Ungheni gas pipeline ready for operation
Gas supply from Romania to Republic of Moldova via Iaşi – Ungheni pipeline is set to commence Wednesday, announced Moldova’s Prime Minister Chiril Gaburici.
“Iasi – Ungheni pipeline transport will become operational as of Wednesday (March 4); we are already engaged in further discussions for setting up the Ungheni – Chisinau pipeline, which will allow us to fuel the entire country with natural gas from Romania and create fair competition on Moldova’s energy market,” said Gaburici during a press briefing alonside US deputy Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, according to publication Unimedia.md cited by Romanian media.
Gas transportation via Iasi-Ungheni pipeline starts March, 4 (public domain)
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