Azerbaijani gas emerges as a key to Türkiye’s energy ambitions in Europe

Türkiye’s efforts to retain Russian gas supplies while expanding fuel exports to Europe are increasing Azerbaijan’s importance as a supplier of gas with verifiable origins. However, turning Turkish territory into a major energy hub will require new investment in production, pipelines and European interconnection infrastructure. Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said European countries were interested in receiving gas...

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