Georgia and Turkey have so far received 5.5 and 41 billion cubic meters of gas respectively through the Southern Caucasus Pipeline as part of Shahdeniz-1 project, according to SOCAR first vice-president Khoshbakht Yusifzade.
He said Georgia now receives about 1.6 million cubic meters, while Turkey about 16.8 million cubic meters of gas per day as part of the project.
Source: AZERTAC
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