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New Nabucco challenges
Last May, Petroleum Review reported on the progress of negotations between Nabucco pipeline project coordinators and the four EU transit countries, and the obstacles raised by Turkey to the realisation of the 3,000-km pipeline that could deliver up to 31bn cm/y of natural gas to Europe from Central Asia and the Middle East. Here, Mojgan Djamarani highlights the dramatic developments on the international political and financial scene since the summer of 2008, which have posed new challenges that could put the future of the project in serious doubt. Includes tables showing EU gas import requirements and sources of imports to EU-27.
Article details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Banking, finance and investment, Project Management, Pipeline, Transportation of products, Crude oil, Natural gas, Oil and gas
