Gazprom-led

Wintershall is already a partner in another big Gazprom-led project, Nord Stream—a pipeline which will transport Russian gas across the Baltic Sea into Germany.

Germany's Wintershall to Join Pipeline Project Guy Chazan 2011

In 2009, the Gazprom-led Sakhalin-2 consortium started exporting LNG to Asian-Pacific markets from Russia's first LNG plant.

Gazprom To Drill First Sakhalin-3 Production Well This Year Isabel Ordóñez 2011

Shell already holds a stake in the OAO Gazprom-led Sakalin-2 project off Russia's Far East coast.

Russia, Shell Discuss Arctic Shelf Projects Alexander Kolyandr 2011

ENI also has a stake in South Stream, a Gazprom-led pipeline project which would ship up to 63 billion cubic meters of natural gas a year from Russia to European customers starting in 2015.

Rosneft, Eni in Talks on Project in Black Sea Guy Chazan 2011

There will NOT be a Gazprom-led gas crisis in 2010, but Yulia Tymoshenko will become Ukrainian president

Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2009

There will NOT be a Gazprom-led gas crisis in 2010, but Yulia Tymoshenko will become Ukrainian president

2010: my predictions and yours 2009

Gerhard Schröder, the former German chancellor, is on the other side of the equation, heading Nord Stream, the Gazprom-led pipeline to bring Russian gas under the Baltic Sea to northern Germany, bypassing Ukraine.

EU-Backed Gas Pipeline Gets a Boost 2009

They point to a Gazprom-led consortium building the Nord Stream gas pipeline from Russia underneath the Baltic Sea directly to Germany, while circumventing pro-U.S. countries like Poland, Ukraine, and the Baltic states.

Kremlin 'Capitalism' 2008

Mr. Schroeder is chairing the Gazprom-led venture constructing a gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea to Germany.

Berkshire Helps Concoct 2008

The Gazprom-led Shtokman Development Co, operator of a super-giant gas project in the Russian Arctic intended eventually to deliver fuel to Europe and the United States, announced on February 5 that investment decisions and field development were being postponed.

Asia Times Online 2010