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Iran gas seeks buyers
- Iran: Thursday, August 09 - 2007 at 07:13
Iran's oil Minister said its government is talking to other companies who could buy gas it planned to sell to Crescent Petroleum if a dispute with the UAE firm over price is not resolved, Reuters cited. The report said UAE needs gas from the $1bn (Dhs3.67bn) project to meet rising domestic demand, but the deal became controversial in Iran after some politicians said the price should be higher.
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