LNG facilities are considered for the Black Sea coast as Caspian gas outlet
Monday, 14 February 2011 10:13
Jacques Trollux, LNG Consultant, and LNG Journal reporters
The South Stream gas pipeline project promoted by Gazprom to supply Europe with gas while by-passing the Ukraine, relies on a challenging 900-kilometres pipeline 2,300 metres deep under Turkish waters in the Black Sea, raising the issue of an LNG alternative.
The South Stream gas pipeline project promoted by Gazprom to supply Europe with gas while by-passing the Ukraine, relies on a challenging 900-kilometres pipeline 2,300 metres deep under Turkish waters in the Black Sea, raising the issue of an LNG alternative.
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