Czech energy regulator doubts viability of EU-backed gas corridor

Domestic energy regulator says Czech section of EU gas corridor to Poland may not be viable, may push up prices

Tom Jones | 13.12.2011

Gazprom

The projected Moravia pipeline may have EU backing, but questions remain about viability

A north-south pipeline to connect a liquid natural gas (LNG) sea terminal in Poland with the Czech Republic and Slovakia has been labeled a priority energy project agreed by the EU’s energy ministers. The Energy Regulatory Office (ERÚ), however, says the project may not be viable and even says it’s possible the projected LNG terminal in Poland will not be completed.

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