Russia's $40 billion (£25.4 billion) South Stream gas pipeline project has fallen victim to plunging energy prices, stalling European demand and the political standoff between the European Union and Moscow over the crisis in Ukraine.
Ukraine's Energy Challenge
Reuters: Russia’s South Stream pipeline falls victim to Ukraine crisis, energy rout
Picture taken on June 11, 2014, near the village of Sajkas, 80 kilometres north of the Serbian capital Belgrade, shows the site where Serbia started the construction in Nov. 2013 of their section of Russia's South Stream pipeline.
