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"Just recently, specific steps have been taken to strengthen the European Union’s energy security through the provision of natural gas from multiple sources in order to avoid any new gas crisis in Europe. I am referring to the opening of the Arad-Szeged gas pipeline, linking Romania and Hungary, which has also benefited from European funding.
This makes the investment not only a success story, but also a model of cooperation between EU countries.
The interconnections envisaged at European level, together with the general facility for transporting gas in both directions by 2014, as well as gas deposits, allow all the countries in the region to enjoy greater energy independence. European states will be able to help each other in the event of any new gas crises.
Another aspect which is just as important is that the price of gas will be set at regional level, rather than by negotiation with a single supplier. I hope that the completion of the Arad-Szeged pipeline will give some impetus not only to the Nabucco gas pipeline project, but also to the AGRI project, which will be used to transport natural gas to Europe via a route through Azerbaijan, Georgia and Romania."@en1
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