The document discusses Asia's energy security summit in 2012 and focuses on key issues threatening energy security in the region such as world oil reserves, territorial disputes over the South China Sea and Strait of Hormuz, rising energy consumption and oil imports in India and China, the rise of new players in the energy field, securing energy infrastructure, and the potential for cooperation to improve energy security.

1. Asia Energy Security Summit 2012
Co-operation for Security, Stability and Sustainability
Harry Dhaul - Director General IPPAI

2. “The major obstacle to the development of new supplies is not
geology but what happens above ground: international affairs,
politics, investment and technology.”
Daniel Yergin

3. Energy Security Concerns

4. World Oil Reserves

5. The Strait of Hormuz

6. The South China Sea dispute and The Strait of Hormuz issue

7. India catching up with China

8. World Energy Consumption

9. Oil Imports

10. Rise of New Players

11. How safe is our Energy Infrastructure?

12. Co-operation in the quest for Energy Security – can it happen?