Turkey has raised its estimate of gas reserves in a field off its Black Sea coast to 405bn cubic metres (bcm) after discovering an additional 85bcm, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on October 17. Erdogan said in August that the field contained an estimated 320 bcm of gas, making it the biggest natural gas discovery ever made by Turkey, which is almost entirely dependent on oil and gas imports, largely from Russia, Iran and Azerbaijan, though recent months have seen the country turn more and more to liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments, with the US becoming a growing provider. If
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