INTERVIU The Vertical Corridor Was Wanted and Funded Mainly by Europeans. He Is Not the Problem, but "the Practices that Recall Those of Gazprom . . . Explains an Energy Expert - HotNews.ro
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The scandal that erupted after Wall Street Journal revealed the practices of the US ambassador to Greece, who was trying to determine the Eastern European states to buy liquefied American gas, brings to public attention the so-called "Vertical Corridor", a natural gas transport infrastructure intended to open up the European market and to sources other than Gazprom. The US invested ...
Elijah Bolojan was asked, at Digi24, about the Kimberly Guilfoyle scandal, in the context of the interim prime minister explaining to the Financial Times that Romania was in negotiations with the United States for the Vertical Corridor, but Bucharest did not sign any liquefied gas purchase contracts brought by the Americans to Greek ports and that it never met with Guilfoyle. The head of government explained why our country did not buy American …
Vertical Gas Corridor: Energy Diversification or a New Grey Area of Influence? Dr. Aura Sabaduș, Energy Market Expert, ICIS, London Vertical Gas Corridor Scandal came to international attention after an investigation of the Wall Street Journal that raises questions about possible conflicts of interest around actors [...] The post Vertical Gas Corridor: Energy Diversification or a New Grey Area of Influence? first appeared on Radu Tudor.
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan explained Wednesday evening at Digi24 why Romania supports the construction and development of the Vertical Gas Corridor, promoted strongly by the United States, but did not accept that Romanian companies buy liquefied natural gas (LNG) under conditions considered to be economically uneconomical. The statements come in full scandal caused by the statements of the US ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, an…
Bolojan: Romania does not need gas, it will be a gas exporter; we have no difference with American partners
Romania does not need gas, but will be a gas exporter, said Wednesday evening the interim premier, Ilie Bolojan.
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