Abstract

Georgia proposes to supply Caspian liquefied gas to the European market via the alternative route – by building a terminal for exporting liquefied gas on the Black Sea coast. Compressed gas will be delivered from Georgia to the Romanian port of Constanta on tank vessels.
Kazakhstan regards this route as an option of delivery of liquefied gas to the world market.
Turkmenistan is also studying options for exporting liquefied gas through Azerbaijan and Georgia.
To participate in the project as a vendor, Turkmenistan could supply liquefied gas by the Caspian sea to Azerbaijan for its further transit through Georgia to Europe.