Russia Looks to Africa for Gas Buyers as Gazprom Struggles to Replace European Market
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Russia is seeking new gas markets in Africa as state energy giant Gazprom struggles to replace the European customers it lost following Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilyov said Friday that Russia was ready to supply gas to African countries, as well as explore for deposits and develop any reserves it finds.
Speaking at Russian Energy Week, Tsivilyov said Russian companies could also offer a full range of energy infrastructure services.
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