The press statement did not elaborate how specifically the USD 2 billion-2.5 billion investment would be spent. It did state that Gazprom had earmarked another USD 1.1 billion for the expansion of underground gas storage capacity.
Belarus is home to a 575-km section of Gazprom’s transnational Yamal-Europe gas pipeline. There are five compressor stations along the Belarusian stretch, Nesvizhskaya, Krupskaya, Slonimskaya, Minskaya and Orshanskaya.
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