South Stream

Employees stand near pipes made for the South Stream pipeline. Source: Reuters

Greek ambassador: Athens backs idea of re-launching South Stream project

March 28, 2016 Interfax

Athens agrees that the South Stream project can be re-launched

Kremlin: South Stream project is closed

March 18, 2016 Interfax

Russia has not prepared any new offers to the European Union on it

Italy’s Saipem to sue Gazprom over closure of South Stream

February 2, 2016 Lyudmila Podobedova, RBC daily

Contractor seeking award of 759 million euros for losses incurred

Chairman of the Board of Gazprom Alexey Miller (R) is seen during examination with 4-hour helicopter tour with Turkey's Energy Minister Taner Yildiz (L) on possible course of Turkish Stream pipeline in Istanbul on Feb. 08, 2015. Source: Getty Images

Is Gazprom cutting the Turkish Stream in half?

July 17, 2015 Alexei Lossan, RBTH

Big reduction in capacity limits ambition for southern pipeline

US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter, center, and German minster of defense Ursula von der Leyen , right, visit Nato Response Force soldiers of the I. German-Dutch Brigade in Muenster, Germany, Monday, June 22, 2015. Source: AP

Press Digest: West ready for long haul in Russia standoff – Pentagon chief

June 23, 2015 Darya Lyubinskaya, RBTH

June 23: RBTH rounds up the day’s reporting in leading Russian media

Gazprom expects to reach an agreement with Turkey in the near future. Source: TASS/ Alexey Fillipov

Gazprom to begin construction of Turkish Stream pipeline in June

May 23, 2015 Anna Kuchma, combined report

Work will go ahead despite delay in signing intergovernmental agreements

Gazprom report reveals steep cost of canceling South Stream

April 3, 2015 Alexei Lossan, RBTH

Russian gas giant paid European energy partners $1 billion

Russia to build gas pipeline through Macedonia

March 12, 2015 Kommersant

The pipeline will eventually connect with another pipeline planned to go through Turkey

Russia had been intending to supply gas to Europe that bypassed Ukraine through South Stream, which was to have been built in Black Sea basin. Source: Reuters

Gazprom throws down the gauntlet to Europe over gas supplies via Turkey

January 19, 2015 Alexei Lossan, RBTH

Russian gas giant Gazprom says Europe must build a new pipeline from Turkey if it wants to secure energy supplies via its new route that cuts out Ukraine

Why the closure of the South Stream project was a foregone conclusion

December 31, 2014 Alexander Kudrin, special to RBTH

The pipeline had become irrelevant, writes energy analyst Alexander Kurdin

The Power of Siberia gas pipeline is due to connect China's northeast with Gazprom's line in the Pacific coast city of Vladivostok. Source: Valery Sharifulin/TASS

Best of 2014: Business and Economics

December 24, 2014 Alexei Lossan, RBTH

RBTH presents 9 of the most notable economic events of the year

South Stream cancellation opens new front in gas war

December 18, 2014 Bryan MacDonald, special to RBTH

What are the perspectives of international gas projects after South Stream is no longer on agenda?

The construction site of the South Stream pipeline at Anapa, Russia, in 2012. South Stream was planned to run from the Siberian gas fields through Bulgaria to Austria. Source: Getty Images / Fotobank

Russia turns to Turkey in EU gas clash

December 16, 2014 Ben Aris, special to RBTH

Turkey the winner as cancellation of South Stream signals end of Euro pipe dream

Bulgaria ready to start building South Stream if EU compliance resolved, says Prime Minister

December 4, 2014 Interfax, Interfax

Bulgaria is ready to start building the South Stream gas pipeline across its territory right now if the issue of compliance with the EU's Third Energy Package can be resolved, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said at talks with EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker

Half a century on, Russia is forging its own ‘Ostpolitik’

December 4, 2014 Fyodor Lukyanov, special to RBTH

The closure of South Stream is merely a symptom of Russia’s new orientation

Russia's decision not to build South Stream increases Ukrainian gas transport system's role - Ukrainian minister

December 3, 2014 Interfax, Interfax

The Ukrainian gas transport system's role has grown with Russia's decision to stop the construction of the South Stream pipeline, says Ukrainian Energy and Coal Industry Minister Yury Prodan

Why has Moscow dropped the project, and who will the decision affect? Source: Ramil Sitdikov/RIA Novosti

Questions appear as Russia drops controversial South Stream pipeline

December 2, 2014 Alexei Lossan, RBTH

Why has Moscow dropped the project, and who will the decision affect?

South Stream shutdown won't change EU position on this gas project - spokesperson

December 2, 2014 Interfax, Interfax

The European Union has taken note of Russia's decision to halt the construction of the South Stream gas pipeline, but its position on the project remains unchanged, European Commission spokesperson Anna-Kaisa Itkonen said at a press briefing in Brussels on Tuesday

EU thinks high costs are real reason for halting South Stream project

December 2, 2014 Interfax, Interfax

The European Union sees the statement that Russia has decided to halt the South Stream project because of the Bulgarian position as an excuse for abandoning the economically unfeasible venture amid declining hydrocarbon prices, a European source told Interfax

Russia halts South Steam over Bulgaria's position

December 1, 2014 Interfax, Interfax

Russia is halting the project to lay the South Stream gas pipeline over Bulgaria's position, says Putin

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