The development of pipeline interconnectors in Central and Eastern Europe is characterised by two main factors: Gazprom’s plans to extend the second leg of Turkish Stream across the Balkans, and Hungary’s intention to become a regional transit hub.
Italy’s Saipem is conducting FEED studies on a Bulgaria-Serbia-Hungary Interconnector to distribute Russian volumes from the second leg of Turkish Stream on behalf of Gastrans, Gazprom’s subsidiary in Serbia. Bulgaria has also planned an 11 km pipeline to link Turkish Stream with...
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