On
Wednesday,
Gazprom
vice
chairman
Alexander
Medvedev
said
his
company
was
considering
finding
new
partners
for
the
much-delayed
Arctic
venture,
but
that
the
two
European
majors
-
who
both
hold
a
quarter
share
in
the
development
-
had
"good
chances"
of
staying.
Speaking
to
Dow
Jones
Newswires
on
the
sidelines
of
the
World
Gas
Conference
in
Kuala
Lumpur,
De
Margerie
said
the
prospect
of
new
partners
for
Shtokman
was
never
even
mentioned
at
recent
Moscow
talks
involving
the
current
partners
and
Russian
leaders.
"Quite
honestly,
this
isn't
all
quite
clear,
this
was
never
mentioned
to
me
by…
