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All items tagged natural gasOpen Think Tank ArticlesMarch 8, 2011 | Energy Geopolitics: Turkey's Role as an Energy HubEce Ozkan: The new “great game” is going to be about natural gas, and the players are already set. This study elaborates on the current debate surrounding the security of natural gas routes and the desire of European officials to find alternatives to Russian backed pipeline projects. ... MoreJuly 27, 2007 | The False Choice between Cold War and Warm GaslinesAlexandros Petersen: Russia’s recent Cold War-esque behavior is a wake-up call for the transatlantic alliance to overcome internal divisions and strengthen energy routes from the Caspian and Central Asia. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesAugust 17, 2009 | How the US Can Replace Saudi Arabia's Black GoldAmerican reserves of natural gas could easily substitute Saudi Arabian oil as an energy resource. ++ “Harnessing this large supply—plus developing wind, solar and biofuel energy sources—is essential to achieve energy, economic and climate security.” ++ From an economic and environmental point of view, it is imperative to prioritize energy independence and cut carbon ... MoreJuly 9, 2008 | America Must Not Drain its Wealth on OilAt current consumption rates, the US will spend over $10 trillion on oil imports over the next 10 years. ++ This will constitute the largest transfer of wealth in human history. ++ The only alternative is homegrown energy. ++ Between western Texas and Canada, wind turbines could generate up to 20% of the US’ domestic electricity needs. ++ This would free up our natural gas reserves for ... MoreApril 26, 2007 | Russian Energy Pressure Fails to Unite EuropeIn 2006, Russia cut off gas supplies to Ukraine and Georgia, indicating that Moscow is prepared to use energy resources to exert political power over Europe. Keith C. Smith of CSIS writes that, though European leaders initially showed unified opposition to Moscow’s power play, there have since been few tangible indications of new EU policies which would protect against future Russian ... MoreCommentsFebruary 6, 2008 | I totally fail to understand how a system that... |
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