Kao jedan od glavnih razloga za Kosovsku krizu navodi se i Kaspijski gasovod koji treba da zaobidje Rusiju i preko Turske snabdeva zemlje EU i time smanji njihovu energetsku zavisnost od Rusije(bili smo svedoci da je to jako zajebana stvar za Evropu).....prema najnovijim vestima, izgleda da ce Kazakstan da im sjebe planove.

.....Predsednik Kazakstana Nazarbajev je zauzeo negativan stav prema projektu odmah posle posete Ruskog predsednika vlade M. Fradkov. Odmah posle posete, EU je pozurio da potvrdi spremnost EU da da politicku i finansijsku pomoc zemljama koji uzmu ucesce u projekat, ali Nazarbajev nije promenio svoj stav.....

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Kazakhstan refuses to build trans-Caspian pipeline bypassing Russia

Judging by all the signs, the anti-Russian gas alliance, whose formation is being actively lobbied by the United States and the European Union, could die before it is even born. On May 3, Kazakhstan confirmed it would not take part in the construction of a trans-Caspian gas pipeline bypassing Russia.

Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev reacted negatively to the project immediately after the visit by Russia's Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov to Astana, Kazakhstan's capital. The sides discussed the granting of long-term oil transit guarantees to Kazakhstan. After the visit, the European Union hastened to assure the potential project participants of its readiness to give them political and financial support. However, Kazakhstan has not changed its stand.

Kazakhstan mentioned the problem of the status of the Caspian Sea as one of the project obstacles. "Construction of a trans-Caspian pipeline towards Erzurum is a most complicated issue as the Caspian Sea does not belong to Kazakhstan alone. The issue concerns the five countries lying around this sea and their interests," said Bolat Akchulakov, Kazakhstan's deputy minister of energy and mineral resources, at a meeting of the Republic of Kazakhstan-European Union parliamentary cooperation committee held in Astana on May 3, 2007.

Ona Jukneviciene, head of the European parliament's delegation, tried to hint at Russia's experience as it has made independent decisions on the North-European Gas Pipeline.

However, Akchulakov did not agree with her. "The Baltic Sea is a deep sea and part of the world ocean. Regrettably, the Caspian Sea is a closed reservoir," the deputy minister stressed. He added that "this is a unique reservoir most vulnerable from the ecological point of view."

The EU counts on the trans-Caspian gas pipeline to become a natural extension of the gas tandem Nabucco (Turkey-Austria) - UKG, Southern Kazakh Pipeline, (Baku-Tbilisi-Erzurum). It relies mostly on Kazakhstan's resource base. The implementation of the project could make Kazakhstan a key gas supplier to Europe. However, the Kazakh side's fears that the fragile ecological balance of the Caspian Sea will be disrupted could put an end to Brussels' plans to diversify gas imports.

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