As China's economy continues its sustained and rapid growth, so does its demand for energy and other natural resource raw materials. China is now the second largest consumer of primary commercial energy after the USA, accounting for 15% of the world's total. Over the four year period …
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Harvard University's Weatherhead Center for International Studies, Talloires, 16-18th June 2006.
Second conference on Energy Supply Security in Europe, Paris, 31st May 2006
Fourth Joint OPEC-IEA Workshop, Oslo, 18th May 2006.
Briefing for Ambassadors to the Political and Security Committee of the EU, Brussels, 27th April 2006
At "Feeding the Giant: The Domestic and Global Impact of China's Energy Needs" Columbia University, 21st April 2006.
Andrews-Speed, P (2005)
Far Eastern Economic Review 168 (6), pp.13-17.
Andrews-Speed, P, X. Liao and P. Stevens (2005)
Oxford Energy Forum Issue 60, pp.13-17.
Andrews-Speed, P. and Cao Zhenning (2005)
in S. Green and G.S.Liu (eds.) Exit the Dragon? Privatization and State Ownership in China
(London: Royal Institute for International Affairs) pp.196-213.
Andrews-Speed, P., Guo Ma, Bingjia Shao and Chenglin Liao, (2005)
Resources Policy 30 (1), 39-54.
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International energy and resources policy, with a focus on China
As China's economy continues its sustained and rapid growth, so does its demand for energy and other natural resource raw materials. China is now the second largest consumer of primary commercial energy after the USA, accounting for 15% of the world's total. Over the four year period … Continue Reading ››