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Nord Stream and South Stream inefficient for Russia – expert
Nord Stream and South Stream inefficient for Russia – expert
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In recent years Russia has faced some serious problems with gas transit. Many believe that Russia’s Nord Stream and South Stream projects will be a way out of... 26.09.2011, Sputnik International
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Nord Stream and South Stream inefficient for Russia – expert
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In recent years Russia has faced some serious problems with gas transit. Many believe that Russia’s Nord Stream and South Stream projects will be a way out of the situation. In an interview with RIA Novosti Alexei Khaitun, Doctor of Economics and head of the Institute of Europe’s Center of Energy Policy predicts that these projects are not profitable for Russia and Moscow only needs them to maintain the dependence of its neighbors on Russia’s gas and pipelines.
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Nord Stream and South Stream inefficient for Russia – expert
11:18 GMT 26.09.2011 (Updated: 19:54 GMT 19.10.2022) In recent years Russia has faced some serious problems with gas transit. Many believe that Russia’s Nord Stream and South Stream projects will be a way out of the situation.
In recent years Russia has faced some serious problems with gas transit. Many believe that Russia’s Nord Stream and South Stream projects will be a way out of the situation. In an interview with RIA Novosti Alexei Khaitun, Doctor of Economics and head of the Institute of Europe’s Center of Energy Policy predicts that these projects are not profitable for Russia and Moscow only needs them to maintain the dependence of its neighbors on Russia’s gas and pipelines.
