From the Editor: A quicker route to China? [Gas in Transition]
From the Editor: A quicker route to China? [Gas in Transition]
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From the Editor: A quicker route to China? [Gas in Transition]
Summary
With Power of Siberia 2 a long-term ambition, Russia is looking for a faster means of expanding exports to the Chinese market. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 8] by: NGW
Russia’s prowess as the world’s biggest natural gas exporter has been significantly undermined by Moscow’s ill-fated decision to cut off supplies to so-called unfriendly countries in Europe in an effort to try and make them cease weapon deliveries to Ukraine and push Kyiv towards a peace deal. Gazprom now pipes only 10-15% of the gas to Europe that it used to prior to the war in Ukraine. No surprise then that the Kremlin is scrambling for access to alternative markets –...
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