Russia’s success in the massive Arctic Circle project “Arctic LNG-2” is causing concern in the corridors of the United States of America, which is trying to block this project.
The Wall Street Journal predicted in a report that the project would bring significant profits to Russia if many countries of the world abandon the use of coal as an energy source.
By imposing sanctions on the project, Washington is trying to block Arctic LNG-2, which is a strategic project for Russia.
The newspaper said that the United States, through the barrage of sanctions, is trying to disrupt the project and obstruct the project’s access to liquefied gas tankers.
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The Wall Street Journal predicted in a report that the project would bring significant profits to Russia if many countries of the world abandon the use of coal as an energy source.
By imposing sanctions on the project, Washington is trying to block Arctic LNG-2, which is a strategic project for Russia.
The newspaper said that the United States, through the barrage of sanctions, is trying to disrupt the project and obstruct the project’s access to liquefied gas tankers.
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#Arctic #Arctic_2 #Coal #Energy #Gas_Pipeline #Jeffrey_Pyatt #Moscow #North_Pole #Novatek #Russia #Russia_news #Total_Energy #United_States #Washington #Yamal
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Morocco announced that the pipeline, which will connect West African gas producers Mauritania and Senegal to Morocco, will represent the first phase in a larger link project between the Kingdom and Nigeria.
This came in a speech delivered by the Moroccan Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, Leila Benali, to members of Parliament, in which she said: “The first stage will be Senegal, Mauritania and Morocco.”
She explained, “Most of the feasibility studies and engineering design studies have been completed and we have worked on determining the optimal route for the pipeline. What remains is to continue the evaluation and field studies and study the environmental and social impact.”
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This came in a speech delivered by the Moroccan Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, Leila Benali, to members of Parliament, in which she said: “The first stage will be Senegal, Mauritania and Morocco.”
She explained, “Most of the feasibility studies and engineering design studies have been completed and we have worked on determining the optimal route for the pipeline. What remains is to continue the evaluation and field studies and study the environmental and social impact.”
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#ECOWAS #Europe #Gas #Gas_Pipeline #Leila_Benali #Moroccan_Parliament #Morocco_News #Nigeria #Senegal
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