Sergeev Pavel
European Union industrial policy and gas supply in the anti-russian sanctions strengthening
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ISSN 2541-8084

The main problems of prospective natural gas supply to the European Union countries in the context of strengthening anti-Russian sanctions are considered, including an assessment of the possibilities of its replacement with supplies of liquefied natural gas.


Keywords: European Union | Russia | industrial policy | anti-Russian sanctions | natural gas | liquefied natural gas | environmental degradation | crisis worldwide |

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