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Romania, Hungary, Georgia and Azerbaijan launched a project to carry electricity from Azerbaijani Caspian wind farms to the European Union through an undersea Black Sea cable. The project was approved in 2022 and gained urgency after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Romania, Hungary, Georgia and Azerbaijan launched a project to carry electricity from Azerbaijani Caspian wind farms to the European Union through an undersea Black Sea cable. The project was approved in 2022 and gained urgency after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Romania, Hungary, Georgia and Azerbaijan launched a project to carry electricity from Azerbaijani Caspian wind farms to the European Union through an undersea Black Sea cable. The project was approved in 2022 and gained urgency after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Romania, Hungary, Georgia, and Azerbaijan kicked off an ambitious project to lay a power line under the Black Sea to bring energy from Azerbaijan's Caspian wind farms to the EU.
Romania, Hungary, Georgia and Azerbaijan launched a project to carry electricity from Azerbaijani Caspian wind farms to the European Union through an undersea Black Sea cable. The project was approved in 2022 and gained urgency after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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