Turkmenistan is considering the possibility of exporting gas to Europe

World 11:16, 8-03-2025

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Turkmenistan is considering the possibility of exporting gas to Europe

Turkmenistan has announced its readiness to cooperate with the European Union in the energy sector and to supply natural gas to the region, according to Euronews.

According to Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, Chairman of the People's Council of Turkmenistan, the possibility of gas supply through the Trans-Caspian gas pipeline is being discussed. In addition, there are plans to cooperate with the EU in the fields of electricity, "green" energy, and hydrogen technologies.

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