On Ukrainian gas transit and South Stream – There may be more than meets the eye
On Ukrainian gas transit and South Stream – There may be more than meets the eye / Julian Wieczorkiewicz, Arno Behrens. CEPS, March 2014, 3 p.
http://ceps.eu/book/ukrainian-gas-transit-and-south-stream-there-may-be-more-meets-eye
The EU relies to a considerable degree on imports to meet its demand for natural gas. Whereas Norwegian export pipelines are directly connected to the EU gas system, a major share of Russian gas flows through the Ukrainian territory before reaching consumers located other consumers located down in the supply chain (e.g. Slovakia, Hungary or Italy). But is the Ukrainian gas transit route still a risk? Will the construction of the South Stream pipeline further reduce the importance of Ukraine as a transit country? Or is there more at stake here than meets the eye?…
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Danièle Revel (26 mars 2014). On Ukrainian gas transit and South Stream – There may be more than meets the eye. Veille énergie climat. Consulté le 14 octobre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/oaxx
