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Home > Archives for Fossil gas > Southern Gas Corridor / Euro-Caspian Mega Pipeline

Southern Gas Corridor / Euro-Caspian Mega Pipeline

Happy birthday, Khadija!

May 24, 2016

A graffiti in Warsaw marks the upcoming birthday of imprisoned Azeri journalist Khadija Ismayilova.


No security for Europe from the Southern Gas Corridor

May 16, 2016

With an ownership structure heavily influenced by Azerbaijan, the European Commission’s flagship energy project may end up being a costly piece of infrastructure that does not increase Europe’s energy security but offers a tool for political leverage to the authoritarian Aliyev regime.


Europe’s Keystone XL: Planned gas pipeline is reckless

April 15, 2016

The Southern Gas Corridor risks locking in higher fossil fuel dependence and wasting colossal amounts of public money.


Guest post: Walking the line

March 8, 2016

Plans for the Southern Gas Corridor / Euro-Caspian Mega Pipeline will solidify the west’s dependence on fossil fuels and authoritarian regimes. A new web documentary shows why we should stop and think.


Do not fund Southern Gas Corridor with EU money

March 1, 2016

The flashbulbs at Azerbaijan’s official photo opportunities should not blind Europe’s leaders to the country’s accelerated descent into authoritarianism, writes Xavier Sol.


“Non finanziate TAP”: 27 organizzazioni europee scrivono alla BEI

January 30, 2016

Tra i firmatari anche Comitato No TAP e Re:Common. “Progetto in violazione dei diritti umani”, motivi fiscali, strategici, ambientali, climatici, democratici e politici alla base della richiesta.


NGOs urge the European Investment Bank not to finance the Southern Gas Corridor

January 28, 2016

A group of 27 NGOs sent an open letter to the President of the European Investment Bank (EIB) today urging the Bank not to finance the Southern Gas Corridor, a 3500 kilometres-long chain of gas pipelines from Azerbaijan to Europe.


NGO open letter to EIB president: don’t finance the Southern Gas Corridor

January 28, 2016

In this letter, a group of 27 non-governmental organisations urge the President of the European Investment Bank not to finance the Southern Gas Corridor, a 3500 kilometres-long chain of gas pipelines from Azerbaijan to Europe. As the EIB considers granting the biggest loan of its history to the Consortium in charge of developing the western section of the project, the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), the group of NGOs warns about its most controversial aspects.


“Shaping the age of gas” – how the EU is locking in a destructive path

December 17, 2015

As efforts to realise a mega gas pipeline along the Southern Gas Corridor intensify, Re:Common’s Elena Gerebizza explains how democratic rights are at stake – and are being trampled on.


Azerbaijan, the European Neighbourhood Policy and the EU’s energy interest

November 17, 2015

Azerbaijan has been a part of the EU Neighbourhood Policy since 2004 and has enjoyed substantial support through investments in the energy sector. As a result of cooperation on energy projects, the EU is today Azerbaijan’s main trading partner, with bilateral trade amounting to more than EUR 16.7 billion in 2014. But while the European Commission’s 2014 progress report on Azerbaijan stressed the good progress in the EU’s partnership with Azerbaijan, problems for ordinary Azeris are increasing.


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