Russia's giant Barents Sea Shtokman gas development appears to have run into fresh problems, not long after investors finally agreed on the basic project design and timetable. The latest obstacle is funding, with the three partners in Shtokman Development AG (SDAG), the operating company for the scheme's 25-year first phase, recently holding more talks on financing ahead of an expected final investment decision (FID) by the end of the year. Russia's Gazprom holds 51% in SDAG, with French oil giant Total on 25% and Norway's Statoil on 24%. "Financing is now a key stumbling block," a source tells International Oil Daily.
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机译：在投资者最终就基本项目设计和时间表达成协议不久之后，俄罗斯巨型巴伦支海斯图克曼天然气开发项目似乎遇到了新的问题。最新的障碍是资金问题，该计划实施25年的第一阶段的运营公司Shtokman Development AG（SDAG）的三个合作伙伴最近在预期的最终投资决定（FID）之前就融资问题进行了更多讨论。那一年。俄罗斯的俄罗斯天然气工业股份公司持有SDAG 51％的股份，法国石油巨头道达尔（Total）持有25％的股份，挪威国家石油公司（Statoil）持有24％的股份。消息人士告诉《国际石油日报》：“融资现在是关键的绊脚石。”
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