RUSSIA WARNING
November 1st, 2002
BY MARK ROWE
THE FORMER Russian Energy Minister Viktor Kalyuzhny has warned the country's major oil companies against further big boosts in output. Mr Kalyuzhny said Russia lacked enough proven oil reserves to justify existing ambitious plans for double-digit output growth over the next five years.
THE FORMER Russian Energy Minister Viktor Kalyuzhny has warned the country's major oil companies against further big boosts in output. Mr Kalyuzhny said Russia lacked enough proven oil reserves to justify existing ambitious plans for double-digit output growth over the next five years.
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