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EU Invests €500 Million to Strengthen Armenia's Energy Security

12/3/2025

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The European Union will invest €500 million in Armenia's energy sector to bolster security and diversify supplies, announced Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement.
The investment aims to connect Armenia's energy system with Georgia's.
Kos cited Europe's experience in reducing dependency on Russian energy amid the Ukraine conflict.
An agreement signed in Tashkent backs the Caucasus Power Grid project to improve energy infrastructure and cross-border exchange in the South Caucasus.

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The European Union will invest €500 million in Armenia's energy sector to bolster security and diversify supplies, announced Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement.
The investment aims to connect Armenia's energy system with Georgia's.
Kos cited Europe's experience in reducing dependency on Russian energy amid the Ukraine conflict.
An agreement signed in Tashkent backs the Caucasus Power Grid project to improve energy infrastructure and cross-border exchange in the South Caucasus.