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The Romania-Moldova Gas Pipeline: a chance for Moldova to connect to the EU

September 15, 2013 by Anita Sobjak 1 Comment

The Romania-Moldova Gas Pipeline: a chance for Moldova to connect to the EU

The Iasi-Ungheni gas interconnector between Romania and Moldova, the construction of which began in late August, is expected to improve Moldova’s energy security, bring commercial benefits to both Moldova and Romania, and contribute to the physical integration of the European gas market. The real raison d'être of the new pipeline is, however, rather geopolitical in nature: it will help wean Moldova from Russian domination and bring the country … [Read more...]

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After Nabucco – Croatia to the Rescue of Central Europe’s Energy Security?

September 4, 2013 by David Koranyi, Ian Brzezinski and Matthew Bryza 1 Comment

After Nabucco – Croatia to the Rescue of Central Europe’s Energy Security?

With the "death" of Nabucco, it seems that the EU strategy to diversify gas supplies to Central and South East European member states has failed miserably. Yet according to David Koranyi, Ian Brzezinski and Matthew Bryza of the Atlantic Council there are other ways to reduce these countries’ dependence on Russian gas supplies. They can work to expand gas interconnections in the EU. And, perhaps even more importantly, they can source US shale gas … [Read more...]

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It is too early to give up on Nabucco!

July 9, 2013 by Peter Poptchev Leave a Comment

It is too early to give up on Nabucco!

The failure of Nabucco West is the result of a lack of strategic guidance and the inability of the Nabucco consortium and its shareholders to deliver on the market policy expectations of both Governments and societies in their respective countries. But it is too simplistic to say that the choice by the Shah Deniz II Consortium for the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) was made purely out of “commercial” considerations, argues Peter Poptchev, who has … [Read more...]

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End of Nabucco – end of Southern Gas Corridor?

June 27, 2013 by Agata Loskot-Strachota and Janek Lasocki 2 Comments

End of Nabucco – end of Southern Gas Corridor?

Now that the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) was (apparently) chosen to be the preferred route to carry gas from the Shah Deniz II field in Azerbaijan to Europe, the EU flagship pipeline project Nabucco has effectively been killed. Agata Loskot-Strachota, Energy Policy Expert at the Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW) in Warsaw and Janek Lasocki, Advocacy Coordinator at the European Council on Foreign Relations in London, discuss – in five … [Read more...]

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ENTSOG’s big plan for the European gas market

June 16, 2013 by Karel Beckman Leave a Comment

ENTSOG’s big plan for the European gas market

European transmission system operators are building the network for the gas flows of the future – but will there be any gas flowing in Europe ten years from now? At a workshop in Riga in March 2013 organised by ENTSOG (the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas), representatives from the gas industry discussed the implications of ENTSOG’s Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP), which was adopted in February. The participants … [Read more...]

Filed Under: *, Energy, EU Policy, Markets, Networks, Oil, Gas & Coal Tagged With: EU energy policy, European gas market, gas pipelines, infrastructure, natural gas, power-to-gas

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