A delay in building connecting infrastructure will force Gazprom to wait at least a year after the completion of the Turkish Stream pipeline before it can use the project’s second leg to deliver gas to Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).
The pipelines connecting Turkish Stream with the CEE region – which will pass through Bulgaria, Serbia and Hungary – will not be ready until January 2021, sources close to the project told Interfax Natural Gas Daily. Both lines of Turkish Stream are scheduled...
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