After the Deal: The EU and Iran’s Energy Promise
Ozan Serdaroglu
The EU has played an instrumental role in negotiating the interim agreement on Iran’s nuclear program. Ozan Serdaroglu argues that while the prospective lifting of sanctions under a final deal brings with it the potential for the EU to diversify its energy supply, uncertainties and challenges remain in tapping into Iran’s huge natural gas reserves.
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