Vice
chairman
Alexander
Medvedev
told
a
global
gas
conference
on
Wednesday
that
the
current
partners,
Statoil
and
Total,
each
holding
around
a
quarter
share,
had
"good
chances"
of
remaining,
Dow
Jones
reported.
He
also
said
he
had
"a
good
idea"
of
who
Gazprom's
new
partners
could
be
but
he
declined
to
say.
Last
month,
Statoil
was
rumoured
to
be
on
its
way
out
of
Shtokman
after
Gazprom
hinted
one
partner
would
leave
the
giant
development,
leading
to
rumours
Shell
could
be
in
the
frame.
However,
Statoil
has
since
insisted
it…
