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Belarus relies on Russia for about 85% of its total energy needs, while Russia needs Belarus' oil and gas pipelines to export its supplies to Western Europe. How will energy exports from Russia and Belarus' transit capabilities impact Western Europe if this interdependent relationship ends, either through political changes in Belarus or if Russia ends its energy subsidies to Belarus? This report looks at transit, infrastructure and investment issues and analyzes both the state of the current infrastructure, as well as the possibilities this transit opens to Western investors, particularly as

Title Belarus [electronic resource].
Additional Titles Belarus: Oil, Gas, Transit Pipelines & Russian Foreign Energy Policy
Publisher London : Blue Ibex Ltd.
Creation Date 2005
Notes Description based upon print version of record.
English
Content Book Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
About the author
Executive summary
Introduction
1. An overview of Belarus' energy situation
2. Energy and politics in the Belarusian- Russian relationship
3. Gas transit
4. Oil and oil transit
5. Future turning points in Russian- Belarusian energy relations
Notes and references
About the series: Russian foreign energy policy reports
Series Russian Foreign Energy Policy
Extent 1 online resource (57 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997010708193805171
MARC RECORDS
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