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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26138-5arbons from the Greater Caspian Sea region, Middle East and North Africa — by identifying the European and Turkish energy profiles. However, the main focus has been given to Greater Caspian Sea resources among, since the EU has already connected itself to Middle East and North Africa in addition to Russia.

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Conclusion,an ‘energy bridge’, ‘geostrategically important’ and a ‘connection between Asia and Europe’, and in this book I have explored whether Turkey’s location can really enable it to play a special role in the regional energy system between the EU and its neighbouring energy-producing regions.