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Dariusz Kalan
Eastern Europe correspondent
Central Europe eyes further investment in LNG
Central Europe is looking to LNG to provide an alternative to its over-dependence on Russian gas imports.
17 October 2017
Turkish Stream puts the Balkans under the spotlight
The Balkans will be an important gas transit corridor once the second stage of Turkish Stream is built, but it could also lead to greater regional dependence on Russia.
6 September 2017
Financing could stymie FYR Macedonia-Bulgaria link
Plans for a second gas interconnector between FYR Macedonia and Bulgaria may struggle to attract funding.
4 September 2017
Serbia’s turn to Russia becomes a challenge for EU
Serbia has signalled its intention to join Russia’s Turkish Stream pipeline project, which could alienate the EU.
31 August 2017
Croatian FSRU revives talks of reverse flow to Hungary
Plans for reverse-flow capacity on the Hungarian-Croatian interconnector have faced lengthy delays, but proposals for an LNG terminal in Krk have revived interest.
24 July 2017
Eastring moves forward, but money remains an issue
The proposed interconnector is making slow progress, but questions over funding and a competing project mean it still has far to go, experts say.
18 July 2017
Slovakia supporting Ukraine despite risks – Hamžík
Slovakia’s ambassador-at-large for energy security explains his country’s reverse-flow support for Ukraine.
17 July 2017
Lithuania’s gas hub plans move further away
Although the Klaipeda LNG terminal has been successful for Lithuania, the country’s attempt to become a Baltic gas trading hub is faltering.
2 June 2017
Poland-Lithuania energy talks rise above politics
Energy relations between Poland and Lithuania should not be marred by political disputes, a former Lithuanian energy minister says.
17 May 2017
Czech NS2 support ‘tough luck’ for Poland – Bartuška
Poland and the Czech Republic are struggling to agree over further connecting their gas networks. The Czech ambassador for energy security explains why.
2 May 2017
Work ongoing for Polish-Slovak interconnector
The Polish-Slovak interconnector is set to receive a large share of its funding through the European Commission, but the project will still face challenges beyond its control.
31 March 2017
Politics and finance complicate INA buy-out
Croatia is attempting to buy out Hungarian player MOL’s share in INA, but tangled political relations and a lack of cash are complicating matters.
15 March 2017
Eastring’s goal is not to serve one supplier – Topolánek
Eustream board member Mirek Topolánek discusses the opportunities and challenges of the proposed Eastring pipeline.
22 February 2017EBRD talks to fund TAP still ongoing
Representatives of the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline approached the EBRD for funding five years ago, but the two are still working to reach an agreement.
17 February 2017Nord Stream 2 ‘a security threat’ – US official
Russia’s planned pipeline has come under scrutiny from the United States, with a senior official voicing his opposition to the project.
17 February 2017Bulgaria and Serbia join forces on gas
Momentum is building behind plans for the Bulgaria-Serbia interconnector, which it is hoped will allow the countries to diversify their supply sources.
7 February 2017Gas on the agenda for Putin-Orbán meeting
The upcoming summit between the Hungarian and Russian leaders may spark closer cooperation between the two countries on energy.
20 January 2017Ukraine turns to Slovakia to diversify supplies
Slovakia’s plans to increase exports to Ukraine will provide it with commercial opportunities while supporting Ukraine’s supply diversification.
4 January 2017Poland to challenge EC in court over OPAL pipeline
PGNiG will take the European Commission to court over its decision to give Gazprom greater access to the OPAL pipeline.
12 December 2016Polish-Czech gas interconnector in jeopardy
The proposed Stork 2 pipeline between Poland and the Czech Republic could be facing problems because neither country has applied for EU funding for the project.
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