| ‘We do not consider the idea of Nabucco merely transporting our gas from Baku to Baumgarten. We demand from the Nabucco consortium access to...
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| Estonia, the smallest of the Baltic States, is striving after diversification of its energy resources to reduce dependence on its mighty nei...
| Having been on the road of late at various energy bashes, it was fascinating to get closer insights into how “opposite poles” on the Europea...
| On 30 September, Russia’s Deputy Energy Minister Anatoly Yanovsky told RIA Novosti that Moscow has offered Turkey a Draft Intergovernmental...
| Future historians may well agree that the twenty-first century Silk Road first opened for business on December 14, 2009. That was the day a...
| Shah Deniz translates from Azeri as “King of the Sea” and it really is the king of Caspian region, being the 9th largest gas field in the wo...
| No political risk appears to be too high for China in its quest for energy and commodities. The Chinese seem to thrive on political instabil...
| Russia’s model for investment policy is unsustainable, argue Fredrik Erixon and Iana Dreyer in a new paper. It has for long been clear that...
| If you want to know which way the global wind is blowing (or the sun shining or the coal burning), watch China. That’s the news for our ener...
| Things are looking up for Russia. Prime Minister Putin finally opened a new pipeline exporting east Siberian oil to the Chinese mainland. Du...