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Rosneft May Supply Gas to Fortum

By The Moscow Times

Aug. 29, 2012

Rosneft may reach an agreement to supply over $500 million worth of gas to the Russian subsidiary of Finnish energy company Fortum, the oil company said in a statement, adding that its board will consider the deal on Friday, Interfax reported Wednesday.

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