Group 1 - The EU continues to apply pressure on Russia, exploring ways to terminate gas imports while avoiding high penalties [1][3] - The EU has reduced gas imports from Russia by approximately 75%, costing at least €1.3 trillion, despite internal opposition to restore imports [3] - Russia is seeking alternative markets for its gas, with China being the primary candidate for increased imports [3][5] Group 2 - There are disagreements regarding the transportation route of the planned "Siberia 2" gas pipeline, with concerns over economic viability and existing transportation capacity [5][7] - Mongolia is positioning itself as a potential beneficiary of the pipeline, aiming to negotiate terms that would allow gas transit through its territory [7][9] - A preliminary consensus appears to have been reached between China and Russia regarding the pipeline route, with further decisions pending from China [9]
中俄天然气管道有变数？俄方计划被否，蒙古国或成赢家
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-04-26 06:50