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Greece and Macedonia to study gas interconnector option
Greece gas grid operator Desfa and state-owned Macedonian Energy Resources (MER) signed a memorandum of understanding to build a 160-km interconnector linking Greece and the…
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EU's Eastern Neighbours Far From Liberalised: ECMR
The Energy Community regulatory board (ECRB) has published its Market Monitoring Report on gas and electricity retail and wholesale markets in eastern Europe plus Georgia…
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Important Projects of Common Interest in the Balkans
The Projects of Common Interest (PCI) as envisaged by the European Commission in Brussels, clearly aim to interconnect the Balkans and the surrounding regions to facilitate the…
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Balkans Remain Battleground Between US, Russia
Once more, the Balkans make the headlines as American diplomacy is expected to strengthen its role in the area in a moment the Russian energy sector is actively cooperating in…
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Northern Route Outpaces Southern Route
The Nord Stream 2 pipeline project is approaching a final deal as Gazprom and its EU partners have been dealing with loose ends. On the 5th of September in the Eastern…
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Bulgaria Eyeing Iran and Russia
Bulgaria's natural gas strategy over the past few years experienced impressive transformations from overly relying on Gazprom for a project such as South Stream, to outright…
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Gas Diplomacy in the Balkans on the Move
Natural gas diplomacy in the Balkans is set to intensify, the result of more initiatives put forward by the United States and Russia. In Greece, which has just entered yet…
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The EU's Non Energy Union
The European Union's all-encompassing long-term strategy, known as the Energy Union, seems to be out of context when observing current developments and especially in…
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Moscow to Take Decision on Schlumberger’s Bid for Eurasia Drilling in 2-3 Weeks, Says Official
Russian authorities said that Moscow will take a decision on Schlumberger’s bid for Eurasia Drilling in two to three weeks. In 2014, the Texas-headquarter company reported…
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Tensions in Macedonia Due to Skopje's Pro-Russian Stance, Says Lavrov
The Balkans and surrounding regions are increasingly making headlines, more for the geopolitical aspects related to gas than for the hydrocarbon industry itself. The area is the…
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Gas Coming to Turkey – And after that?
The European Climate Foundation's Julian Popov stole the show in a session dedicated to "the future in South-east Europe without the South Stream pipeline project" at Flame in…
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Greece Forms a Regional Hub Creation Strategy
The Greek government is gradually revealing its cards regarding the eventual establishment of a regional gas hub based on different proposed gas routes, some of those of a…
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Infrastructure in Central & SE Europe: In the Wake of South Stream
Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Serbia Support Gas Connections to Turkey Representatives of five countries - Hungary, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey - met in Budapest on…
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Stroytransgaz to Construct Macedonian Leg of South Stream
Russian billionaires are on the move to maintain and increase their clout in Europe. Over the last hours, Russia’s Stroytransgaz, controlled by Gennady Timchenko,…
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The Western Balkans and EU Energy Security
Energy security is a topic of growing concern to many EU countries and the Western Balkans, here defined as Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR Macedo…
