Nabucco and South Sream: Needless Competition
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The document discusses two competing gas pipeline projects - Nabucco and South Stream - between Europe and Russia. It analyzes the challenges facing both projects, including differing partner priorities, uncertainty around gas supply sources, and political issues between countries. Key problems highlighted are the high costs of Nabucco, lack of a confirmed gas supply, and tensions between Turkey and Russia over the South Stream project. The document suggests potential solutions could involve concessions between EU, Russia and Ukraine to reduce unnecessary competition between the two pipelines.
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Lesson5 russia europe’s energy power house
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The (a) confirmation of significant quantities of hydrocarbons in Cyprus, (b) the scientific estimates of equally significant quantities in the south and southwest of the Greek island of Crete and (c) the officially declared increased cooperation between Cyprus, Israel and Greece to jointly exploit their hydrocarbon deposits may prove to be a tremendous opportunity not only for Cyprus, Greece and Israel but for the EU as a whole.
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Global natural gas pre conflict overview
With the beginning of the millennium,
Most of the world countries started to turn
toward the natural gas as an alternative
energy resource instead of crude oil and
harmless resource for the environment.
Global conflict signs started to shape
because of the countries’ interests
encounter - specially, in the near and
middle east regions.
In this presentation, I will try to explain
these signs by dividing the related
countries to three categories:
1- Consuming Countries.
2- Producing Countries.
3- Transit Countries.
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Simon Geragthy, Drilling Waste Management Expert, POLYECO S.A
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Eastern caspian sea energy geopolitics a litmus test for the u.s. – russia – ...
This summary provides an overview of the key points in the document:
1. The document discusses the geopolitical competition between the US, Russia, and China over control of energy resources and transportation routes in the Caspian Sea region, with a focus on Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan on the eastern shore.
2. Russia has sought to gain control over Central Asian energy exports by securing contracts with Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to export their resources through Russian pipelines. Meanwhile, the US supports alternative routes like Nabucco that bypass Russia.
3. Kazakhstan has pursued a balanced foreign policy, maintaining cooperation with all major powers in the region including Russia, China, and the US. It exports oil and gas
World Gased by False Fake-news
The war in Ukraine is the war of the USA and the WEST with NATO as the tool for it against Russia and China to prevent the USA, the WEST, and NATO from losing their leadership in the world. There is a fair chance we will get a nuclear at least incident, if not accident, if not even war from this reckless strategy of Biden in his old age S(terile)-S(enility)-delirium-Tremens. No cure for that old man, but you might cause great damage and we, only us, we, and ours will have to pay the damages while he will bask in the sun in a wheelchair. It is debilitating to see the power of the USA drift away from Washington and all press campaign against Russia and China leads nowhere and certainly not victory for Ukraine. How long will it take these over 80-year-old presidents, ex-presidents, and future presidents to retire at least and die away because they have reached their age of obsolescence? And look at the new head of state in England: he climbs onto the throne when everyone only dreams to retire in the countryside.
The war in Ukraine is a mental trap in the west and a clear scheme of the rich west led by Washington and Nato in the eyes of the rest of the world, east, north, and south. All that for the USA not to lose its domination of the world which it will never be able to keep. Too greedy and too dictatorial with mass shootings in the USA and spreading their troops everywhere. More imperialistic than the US you will die: they will shoot you before you can think a second time. And they will claim it's China that did it.
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Transmission and transnational gas pipelines
Overview on Transmission pipeline of gas over the world
and the transnational pipelines fro India
Includes many countries pipelines such as Russia , Europe , China , Pakistan , India , Gulf Nations , Iran , Iraq and issues and challenges faced foe these pipelines by diffrent nations, both origin nation , destination and the mediator nations
Good Overalling
total slides = 46
pressented in year 2015
Transmission and transnational gas pipelines
Slide on Transmission Pipelines in India
and Transnational pipelines through various oil countries
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