Gazprom’s plan to extend the second leg of the Turkish Stream pipeline into Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) raises questions about how the Russian major intends to supply Greece after the new line becomes operational in 2021.
The southern European country may prove another factor preventing Gazprom from dispensing with the Ukrainian transit route after 2019.
Greece consumed about 2.7 billion cubic metres of Russian gas delivered through the Trans-Balkan Pipeline (TBP) network, part of the Ukrainian transit route, in 2017. One TBP line...
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