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.
China’s security of energy supply: the importance of domestic resilience
Over the New Year period, both Northeast Asia and Northwest Europe were experiencing winter temperatures which were substantially lower than usual. Having spent the holiday period in Beijing before travelling back the United Kingdom in early January, I was to experience the weather in both places. I was lucky in that my domestic energy supplies … Continue Reading ››
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.
Power Sector Reform
Andrews-Speed, P.
in OECD Reviews of Regulatory Reform - China - Defining the Boundary between the Market and the State
(Paris: OECD, 2009), pp. 229-266.
Shaping China’s Energy Security- Actors and processes
M. Meidan, P. Andrews-Speed, Ma X., (2009)
Journal of Contemporary China, 17, (61), 591-616.
China’s ongoing energy efficiency drive: origins, progress and prospects
Andrews-Speed, P., (2009)
Energy Policy, 37, 1331-1344.
Russia’s evolving energy policy for its eastern regions, and implications for oil and gas cooperation between Russia and China
Eder, L., P. Andrews-Speed and A. Korzhubaev, (2009)
Journal of World Energy Law and Business, 2 (3), p.219-241.
China’s reputation after Copenhagen
In the aftermath of the disappointing Copenhagen Climate Summit, it is worthwhile to examine whether China’s reputation has been enhanced or diminished by its actions and rhetoric.
Large, multi-lateral summit meetings rarely result in the enhancement of reputations. Even if agreements are reached, compromise will have diluted so many of the initial intentions that … Continue Reading ››
Large, multi-lateral summit meetings rarely result in the enhancement of reputations. Even if agreements are reached, compromise will have diluted so many of the initial intentions that … Continue Reading ››