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Showing posts with label energy supply. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 24, 2017
'China's Energy Demand as A Factor in Shaping the Priorities of Kazakhstan's Foreign Policy' [PDF]
8:40 PM
Central Asia, China, energy, energy security, energy supply, foreign policy analysis, geoeconomics, isa burak gonca, Kazakhstan, obor, sreb
After gaining independence in 1991, energy resources management has been the most important factor in both economic development strategy and shaping priorities of Kazakhstan’s foreign policy. Whereas the People's Republic of China has achieved stable economic growth momentum as a result of the economic arrangements made by Deng Xiaoping, and opening- up through accession to the WTO in 2001, the country has started to become an energy importer. Therefore, energy security has become more important for China. The large demand for energy in China is engaged in new foreign policy parameters. For this reason, China has led to establish a close dialogue with many energy supplier countries. Kazakhstan comes first among these countries because it is one of the neighboring countries of China and Kazakhstan is a partner of China on various platforms including Shanghai Cooperation Organization. In this study, firstly the relationship between foreign policy and energy resources are discussed. In addition to this, the place of energy in the Foreign Policy Concept for 2014 – 2020 of Republic of Kazakhstan is analyzed. Then the energy potential in Kazakhstan and the influence of China's energy demand in the Kazakhstan’s foreign policy are analyzed.
Just click on the link for downloading my article on China's Energy Demand as A Factor in Shaping the Priorities of Kazakhstan's Foreign Policy in the Journal of Eurasian Studies >http://dergipark.gov.tr/download/article-file/296875
International Symposium on Eurasia Energy Issues Full Paper [PDF]
7:18 PM
energy, energy routes, energy security, energy supply, Eurasia Energy Issues, full paper, ikc, isa burak gonca, symposium
First International Symposium on Eurasia Energy Issues was organized by Izmir Katip Çelebi University.
You may find my paper & other papers presented in the Symposium at http://ykb.ikc.edu.tr/UserFiles/1/fatih.tekin/1c78fe76-b9ef-4a1c-961b-7e15b80359bf.pdf
Thursday, December 29, 2011
The South Stream Project and the European Union's Energy Supply Security
6:13 PM
energy, energy security, energy supply, european energy policy, Igor Sechin, Nabucco project, Russia, South Stream Pipeline, Taner Yildiz, Trans-Anatolia Natural Gas Pipeline, Turkey, Vladimir Putin
After the project of Trans-Anatolia Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) was signed between Turkey and Azerbaijan, the South Stream project was signed between Turkey and Russia, yesterday. Russia reaches Southstream agreement with Turkey. Russia has said it has reached an agreement with Ankara permitting Moscow to bed down the Southstream natural gas pipeline to Europe via Turkish territorial waters. The agreement of the construction of South Stream was signed with the participation of Energy and Natural Resources Minister of Turkey, Taner Yildiz, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. This seems like the second giant step for Turkey in energy, but it can create some problems in the future for Turkey and Europe.
In South Stream project, Russia's overall objective seems like a strategy to bypass Ukraine’s gas transit system. However, Russia's other aim may be bypassing the Nabucco project through South Stream Pipeline?
Nabucco is planned to carry gas from the Caucasus and Central Asia to the European Union aimed at reducing dependence on Russian gas. Some countries in Europe were not pleasant after the South Stream agreement between Turkey and Russia.
Turkey argues that the two natural gas pipeline would be complementary to each other.
According to the Financial Times, about 15 billion Euros in the future of Nabucco natural gas not provided sufficient to justify the investment because of doubts about the uncertain situation.
İsa Burak GONCA
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Nabucco or South Stream?
10:07 PM
energy, energy routes, energy security, energy supply, european energy policy, Nabucco, pipeline, South Stream
"The Eastern European gas crisis last January clearly indicated that the year 2009 will be full of big geopolitical debates and decisions in the energy politics for Europe. These expectations were completely fulfilled. Consortiums, big powers, but also small states have not been so active in energy issues for years. European Union surprisingly managed to revive its main energy project – the Nabucco pipeline – which was broadly considered dead."
This is a good article that shows a political drama unfolds by Matus Samel from The Global Politics Magazine.
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