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Iran And The EU: From Sanctions To Energy Partnership
One of the key questions for securing Europe’s energy security is the possibility of organising the transportation of Iranian gas […]
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LEVIATHAN PIPELINE MAY DROWN IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
Construction of the mains gas pipeline that should go through the bed of the Mediterranean and join the Leviathan deposit […]
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GAS GAMES: THIRD ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE NORTHERN GATEWAY MAY BE THE LAST
Poland and Denmark have announced their decision to bring the Baltic Pipeline into operation in 2022. This troubled project, which […]
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Gas For Europe: Ukraine Plays Russian Roulette
However much Kiev may try to disown everything that in any way – even metaphorically – gives Ukraine the brutal […]
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Mock energy security for Europe with transatlantic LNG supplies
This year the first LNG delivery from Cheniere Energy, the only US exporter to Europe so far, reached European shores. […]
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America’s new sanctions against Russia – Europe caught between a rock and a hard place
This August President Trump signed a new package of sanctions against Russia, which had been approved by both houses of […]
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Baltic pipe: pursuing the unkown
Last year, not too long ago, some independent experts called the construction of the Baltic Pipe trunk gas pipeline (TGP) […]
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Azeri Oil Fountain May Prove Not Unlimited
In recent years production of crude oil in Azerbaijan has been steadily declining. In 2015 Azerbaijan, a former Soviet Transcaucasian […]
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The Future of Natural Gas Pricing – Farewell to Groningen
Against the backdrop of a growing interest in the evolution of the digital economy both in Russia and abroad the […]
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Russia gets serious with China
The world’s biggest gas consumer and supplier, Сhina and Russia respectively, are establishing stronger energy ties. The 3,000km-long Power of […]
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Alternative Energy in Europe: Delusive Hope
Energy consumption is linked direct to economic activity. According to Eurostat the most significant drop in European energy consumption – 5.8% – occurred […]