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EU energy among Lisbon, Moskow and Kyoto

Explore the evolving energy landscape in the EU, including market dynamics and regional contexts. Discuss the impact of new technologies, emerging trends, and geopolitical factors on energy security and sustainability. Analyze the role of renewable energy sources, gas imports, and nuclear power in shaping the future of energy in Europe. Consider strategic approaches to enhance energy resilience and reduce carbon emissions. Delve into complex traffic risks in the Baltic region and the state of energy infrastructure projects like NABUCO. Reflect on the need for a holistic approach to energy strategies at both continental and global levels for a secure and sustainable energy future in the EU.

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EU energy among Lisbon, Moskow and Kyoto

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  1. EU energy among Lisbon, Moskow and Kyoto Dr.Ionut PURICA IPE Academy of Romania

  2. Topics for discussion • Energy Trends in EU • Energy Market in a regional context • Surrounded – integrated corporate action • New Technologies – real options • Some Romanian data • Conclusions

  3. Energy trends in the EU

  4. Buy yourself a small generator

  5. What if the Russians give the gas to China ?

  6. Energy Market in a regional context

  7. How about another unpaid debt by Ukraine ?

  8. New Infrastructure towards the EU-27 (bcm/a) Pipelines, Existing (2006), under construction/planned (2015) • Russia – EU-2006: 176 – 2015: - FRG +55, Bulgaria +30 • Norway – EU-2006: 128 – 2015: UK +11, TBD:<20, Swe/DK:+8 • Algeria – EU-2006: 40 – 2015: Spain +13, Italy +13 • Lybia – EU-2006: 9 • Iran/Caspian – 2015: Bulgaria 23 Total (2006) 344 – (2015) +92-173

  9. Complex traffic risks in the Baltic both surface and submarine

  10. State of health of NABUCO

  11. Surrounded – integrated corporate action

  12. North Stream operational at end 2011; South Stream allowed by Turkey to pass in its waters in Dec.2011: “Best Christmas present to Russia”- Vladimir Putin

  13. How much reserve is enough ?

  14. LNG gas capacity Likely/possible

  15. Gas Markets in Europe

  16. Vulnerability to gas imports

  17. Market-Monopoly paradox

  18. New Technologies – real options

  19. How to reduce CO2 without more gas consumption?

  20. Nuclear Power in the World

  21. Nuclear power in electricity generation

  22. Should we begin to ‘Think Big’ ?

  23. Have we got enough time ?

  24. Conclusions • EU energy strategy should be viewed at continental level • Environmental measures should include technologies not only markets • North-South view may shed new solutions in the East of the EU • Global corporate strategy needed for energy companies • Development within 3 x 20%: mobilizing local domain objectives without a global view

  25. Be it that you live interesting times (Chinese curse) The road ahead for EU energy

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