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TurkStream launched - a new route to Europe for Russian gas
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The 31.5 bcm TurkStream gas pipeline linking Russia and Turkey via the Black Sea has finally been commissioned. The pipeline provides a new route directly into the Turkish market and beyond. We look at the significance of this launch and highlight: • What are the drivers for the construction of the pipeline? • What does this mean for the European gas market? • What risks are there for Russian gas into the Turkish gas market?
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