South-Eastern Europe combines coexisting strategic interests by all major superpowers - the US, the EU and China - which raise the question of whether energy generates security dilemmas or rather cooperation in the region.
Both Azerbaijan and the European Union have recognised the Southern Gas Corridor as an important new transmission system, which enables a secure, reliable and competitive supply of gas.
Experts from across the industry discussed the future of LNG regulatory framework in Europe in a workshop organised by the Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research (REKK).
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