Gazprom ready help Georgia with repairing gas main damage

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10.01.2009, 01:40

Gazprom offered Georgia help with repairing the damaged gas main for the gas supply of Armenia to be resumed.

YEREVAN, January 9. /ARKA/. Gazprom offered Georgia help with repairing the damaged gas main for the gas supply of Armenia to be resumed.

Igor Volobuev, Head of the Information Policy Department, Gazprom OJSC, reported that Georgia stopped the gas transit to Armenia today. The Georgian side informed that the reason is the repair of the damages on the section from 44th to 66th kilometer of the Kazakh-Saguramo gas main.

The Gazprom OJSC and the ArmRosgasprom CJSC offered the Gas Transport Company of Georgia immediate assistance with repairing the damages for the gas supply of Armenia to be resumed as soon as possible, Volobuev said.

Georgian Minister of Energy Alexander Khetaguri reported earlier that the damage of the gas main caused serious gas leakage. The gas supply of Armenia was suspended. The damaged gas main section runs through the Gardaban region of Georgia, and the repair will last four days. –0--

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