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News Balkan Stream expected to pay off in 10 years published on 2/5/21 11:54 AM Photo: library some of the most competitive natural gas prices in Europe. They are significantly lower than the stock market ones and this has happened thanks to renegotiated terms with Gazprom and the contract with Azerbaijan, Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova has told BNT. Consumers and businesses have already felt the positive effect, the minister added, dismissing criticism of "burying 1.5 billion euros" in the Balkan Stream project. Minister Petkova expects revenues ...

The president also touched upon "the need to launch new energy and infrastructure projects" BELGRADE, February 3. /TASS/. The Balkan Stream pipeline, an extension of the TurkStream gas pipeline, contributes to Serbia's energy stability, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said in a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday. "President Vucic noted the importance of the Balkan Stream gas pipeline, which contributes to the energy stability of Serbia," the Serbian leader's administration said in a statement. Vucic also touched upon "the need to launch new energy and...

Hungary Takes 18% Less Russian Gas in 2020 Jan 26, 2021 9:45:am Summary Hungary currently gets its Russian gas mostly via Ukraine, but it expects to start receiving supplies from the TurkStream pipeline by the end of this year. by: Joe Murphy Posted in: Hungary imported 8.6bn m 3 of Russian gas in 2020, Russia's Gazprom reported on January 22, marking a 18% decline from the record 10.5bn m 3 it took in 2019. Gazprom noted that last year's volume still represented the second largest annual amount in the last 12 years. Supplies came to only 7.4bn m 3 in 2018 and 5.8b...

Why Putin Is Using a Gas Line to Finance His Corrupt Regime The consequence of being cut off from the world’s largest and most dynamic economy is bad enough, but perhaps equally damaging is the pariah status associated with being on the wrong end of Washington’s Treasury Department. The massive tubes that stretch across Bulgaria, at first glance, appear benign. Traveling like an earthworm both beneath the soil and over land, the so-called Balkan Stream gas pipeline futilely tries to avoid drawing attention to itself. This pipeline, though, is not akin to an earthworm burrowing its way thr...

US targets Putin’s pipelines from Baltic Sea to Balkans Russian President Vladimir Putin has frequently been accused of using energy supplies as a geopolitical weapon. (Mikhail Klimentyev/Russian Presidential Press and Information Office/TASS via REUTERS) The US has begun 2021 by delivering a series of sanctions blows that leave the future of Vladimir Putin’s USD 11 billion Nord Stream 2 pipeline project in grave doubt. The latest American measures appear to have succeeded in forcing insurance, certification, and engineering firms to distance themselves from the geopolitically sensitive e...