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Aliyev Envisions Power Lines, Oil and Gas Pipelines Through Armenia Under TRIPP, Warns Armenia Will Face Energy Crisis
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev says the planned TRIPP route through Armenia could eventually carry electricity lines, fiber-optic cables and oil and gas pipelines alongside road and rail connections, as lawmakers from both Armenia’s government and opposition reject his claim that the country could face an energy crisis after the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant closes. Aliyev outlined the bigger vision during an Aug. 11 visit to Nakhijevan, telling Azerbaijani state televisio
The Armenian Report Team
Aug 12
Armenia Pushes for Major Increase in Iranian Gas Imports Despite Russian Pressure
Armenia is seeking to significantly increase natural gas imports from Iran - sign for a push to deepen energy cooperation with its southern neighbor while insisting the effort is based on economic interests rather than geopolitical pressure. Infrastructure Minister Davit Khudatyan confirmed the government's plans Tuesday after returning from talks in Tehran, where Armenian and Iranian officials agreed to begin work on expanding their existing energy partnership. Khudatyan rej
The Armenian Report Team
Jul 28
Armenian Households Will Not See a Natural Gas Price Increase This Year, Despite Russia’s Warnings
Armenian households will continue paying the same price for natural gas through the end of the year after the country's energy regulator voted Wednesday to leave consumer tariffs unchanged, despite recent warnings from Russia over future energy supplies. The Public Services Regulatory Commission approved the decision while also adopting changes to the way gas tariffs are calculated. The revised pricing structure will take effect Aug. 1 but will not increase the amount househo
Armenian Government Reassures Public: No Gas Price Increase Expected Before Winter Despite Moscow Warning
Armenian authorities are reassuring the public that natural gas prices will remain unchanged in the near term, despite recent warnings from Moscow that preferential energy rates could be reconsidered if Armenia alters its economic alignment. Speaking to reporters in parliament on June 11, Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure Davit Khudatyan said there is currently no basis for concerns about a gas price increase, citing an existing supply agreement with R
The Armenian Report Team
Jun 11
Armenia to Face 10-Day Suspension of Russian Gas Supply
Armenia will experience a temporary halt in Russian gas deliveries later this month as part of planned maintenance in southern Russia....
The Armenian Report Team
Sep 15, 2025
Azerbaijan’s Natural Gas Deal with Ukraine Causes Tensions with Russia
Azerbaijan has started exporting natural gas to Ukraine for the first time, using the Trans-Balkan corridor. This pipeline route runs...
The Armenian Report Team
Jul 28, 2025
