Armenia and Iran have agreed to expand their long-running energy cooperation, doubling the volume of natural gas and electricity exchanged between the two countries. However, expanding Iranian gas supplies will depend on overcoming major infrastructure and geopolitical challenges. This CivilNet special report explains how the Armenia-Iran gas-for-electricity deal works and what challenges stand in the way.
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