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GERMANS MAY FUEL À LA RUSSE
The time for doubt has passed. A couple of years ago, international analysts predicted the impending departure of Russian oil […]
NORD STREAM 2: THE BATTLE MUST GO ON
It seems that the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, which is being built on the bed of the Baltic Sea, […]
A WILD CARD IN THE EUROPEAN LNG MARKET
In the context of an increase in negative expectations of a serious crisis developing in the global financial market, ensuring […]
UKRAINIAN GAS BOOM SOUNDS A HOLLOW NOTE
In giving up Russian gas for political reasons, Ukraine made the fatal error of not making contingency plans, and is […]
CASPIAN DEAL: BUMPY RIDE AHEAD
The political and economic steps that have been implemented recently to develop cooperation among states in the Caspian region testify […]
Bridge over troubled baltic water
In order to control the specifics of supplies, the European Commission initially tried to obtain a mandate from EU countries […]
WESTINGHOUSE BANKRUPTCY: NEW OWNER, SAME OLD PROBLEMS
Westinghouse, the American subdivision of Japan’s Toshiba specializing in the production of nuclear reactors for power plants had already long since gone into bankruptcy. Finally, the Brookfield Business Partners management company, headquartered in Toronto, announced just
MEDITERRANEAN GAS AND THE BOOK OF RUSSIAN FABLES
When it was announced a few years ago that Europe would soon begin to receive gas from Mediterranean deposits, proponents […]
BALTIC PIPE: AN INEDIBLE CAKE
Problems with laying the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline, which were already substantial enough, became even more acute as soon as […]
CASPIAN GAS – A TRICKY PATH BETWEEN SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS
The Southern Gas Corridor (SGC) project and the related Trans-Caspian Gas Pipeline (TGP), which have been in the process of […]
Ukrainian gas transit – no escape from a dread end
Despite the ending of the winter peak in fuel consumption in European countries, the situation with gas supplies to Europe […]