Although CNPC’s first overseas investments in the early 1990s were in North and South America (Canada and Peru), these continents have not been prime targets for China’s national oil companies (NOCs). Rather, the companies have been directing their attention to Central Asia, the Middle East and Africa. The period since May 2009 has seen a … Continue Reading ››
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“The institutional framework for China’s energy transition”, annual conference of the International Society for New Institutional Economics
18-19th June 2010, Stirling
“Creating world class energy champions”, Forum Istanbul: Towards 2023
20-21 May 2010, Istanbul.
China and unconventional gas: how will China ride the wave?
The last two years has seen an accelerating realisation around the world of the significance of the development of large reserves of shale gas in the U.S.A. The domestic gas market in the country has been transformed, at least in the short-term, as has the Atlantic market for liquefied natural gas. The waves from this … Continue Reading ››
CIEP Expert Meeting on cooperation and conflict in the Minerals sector
CIEP organised a small roundtable on cooperation and conflict in the Mineral Sector in the context of POLINARES on 29 March 2010.
“China: feeding the dragon”, Windsor Energy Group, annual conference
Windsor Castle, 5-6 March 2010.
POLINARES Kick off meeting
A very successful POLINARES kick off meeting was held on the 26 January 2010 at Scotland House, Rond Point Schuman 6, Brussels, Belgium.
Dundee to lead study of world’s energy challenges
The challenges presented by global competition for access to oil, gas and mineral resources are the subject of a European-wide study being led by the University of Dundee.
The aims of the project are to identify the main global challenges relating to competition for access to resources, and to propose new approaches to collaborative solutions.
China’s energy role in the Middle East and prospects for the future
P. Andrews-Speed, (2009)
in The New Energy Silk Road. The Growing Asia-Middle East Nexus (Washington DC: National Bureau of Asian Research), pp.13-28.
Energy : Overview, Energy: Hydrological power, and Energy: Wind Power
P. Andrews-Speed, (2009)
in David Pong (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Modern China
(Detroit: Charles Scribner), pp. 515, 518-520, 520-521.