'Russian gas' diaporamas de présentation

Russia

Russia. Political Administrative System Contd. Presented by Elena V. Fedorova Vladivostok,VSUE, 11.07.2005. Southern Federal District. Astrakhan Region Kabardin-Balkar Republic Karachai-Cherkes Republic Krasnodar Territory Republic of Adygea Republic of Daghestan Republic of Ingushetia

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The Russian Gas Deficit

The Russian Gas Deficit. Geopolitical Implications for Bulgaria and for Europe Professor Alan Riley. Sofia Friday 16 th November. A Russian Gas Deficit?. 47 Trillion Cubic Metres in the ground Surely they cannot be running short of gas?. Gas Deficit: A Serious Supply Issue.

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Professor Jonathan Stern, EU Co-Speaker Vladimir Feigin, Russian Federation Co-Speaker

The EU-Russia Gas Advisory Council:. Professor Jonathan Stern, EU Co-Speaker Vladimir Feigin, Russian Federation Co-Speaker European Gas Conference Vienna, January 30, 2013. The EU-Russia Energy Dialogue and the GAC. Background to the EU-Russia Gas Advisory Council.

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Simon Pirani, Senior Research Fellow OIES Natural Gas Programme

Markets for Kazakhstan's gas, now and in future Kazakhstan International Oil & Gas Exhibition 1 October 2014, Almaty. Simon Pirani, Senior Research Fellow OIES Natural Gas Programme. OIES Natural Gas Research Programme.

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Energy security: Risks and Advantages of Partnering with Russia

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Outline

Security of European Gas Supply What are the important issues for the future? Sylvie Cornot-Gandolphe Principal Gas Expert International Energy Agency GTE 2 nd Annual Conference, 23-24 September 2004. Outline. 1. European Gas Supply/Demand at a Turning Point

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INSTITUTE OF ENERGY STRATEGY

INSTITUTE OF ENERGY STRATEGY. IES. The Global Prospects for Unconventional Gas Russian view. Alexey GROMOV PhD in Economic Geography Deputy General Director Institute of Energy Strategy, Moscow. Key challenges and risks for the Global Energy Sector. IES. 2. IES.

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Figure 1. Soviet/Russian & Groningen (Dutch) LTGEC Models: Differences & Similarities

Figure 1. Soviet/Russian & Groningen (Dutch) LTGEC Models: Differences & Similarities. From Russia. B. A. LTGEC (modified Groningen concept) - On-(EU-15)-border sale Netted-back replacement value Destination clauses. E. D. EU-15 external border. C. P B ? P C ? P D ? P E

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Nabucco, European Energy Supply Diversification, and Russia

Nabucco, European Energy Supply Diversification, and Russia. Vladimir Milov Institute of Energy Policy, Russia FT Gas for Europe Conference Budapest, September 14 th , 2007. South Eastern and Central Europe: the region of Europe most dependent on Russian gas supplies.

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Geopolitical dimension of natural gas infrastructure

Geopolitical dimension of natural gas infrastructure. Sylvie Cornot-Gandolphe Principal Gas Expert International Energy Agency GIE Annual Conference Athens, 3-4 November 2005. Agenda. 1. The importance of cross-border gas trade 2. Main features of cross-border trade and their consequences

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TRANSIT IN CENTRAL EUROPE

GIE Annual Conference Bratislava, September 28-29, 2006. TRANSIT IN CENTRAL EUROPE. Author: Milan Sedlacek , SPP-preprava, a.s. Content. Infrastructure and volumes 2. Gas transit outlook till 2020 3. Operational aspects 4. Regulatory issues. Central European transit systems.

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The Market Report on Global Markets and Technologies for Natural Gas Storage

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June 15 - 21, 2014

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Ukraine: Progress towards a Developed Economy

Ukraine: Progress towards a Developed Economy. Dr. Edilberto Segura Partner and Chief Economist, SigmaBleyzer President of the Board, The Bleyzer Foundation June 2013. 1. Main Macroeconomic Indicators.

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EU-Russia Natural Gas Relations

EU-Russia Natural Gas Relations. Asymmetry between the partners Population 7.2% 2.1% of world total Economy (GDP at PPP) 21.3% 3.2% Exports 14.1% 2.6% Hydrocarbon reserves Natural gas Less than 2% 23.4% Oil Less than 1% 6.3%. Kari Liuhto Professor, Director

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Gas Quality Potential constraints on flows from the Zeebrugge area

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A.Konoplyanik

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Gas Shales in Europe

Shale Gas Production in Europe Will Take at Least a Decade to Make a Significant Impact

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