The EU-Russia Gas Relationship: New Projects, New Disputes

Russia is an important supplier of gas to several member states of the European Union and is likely to retain this role until at least 2030 thanks to long-term contracts with European companies and the competitiveness of its gas exports.

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The EU-Russia Gas Relationship: New Projects, New Disputes

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