Two sets of issues of China’s energy strategy are of particular significance to Europe: those relating to oil and those relating to the environment.
China became a net importer … Continue Reading ››
“Energy security”, Conference on China’s growing international security and diplomatic role
Wilton Park, 15-19th March 2007.
China and African oil
President Hu Jintao’s recent tour of eight African nations, his third visit to this continent as President, and the gathering in Beijing in November 2006 of more than thirty eight African heads of state together mark a milestone in China’s policy to re-engage with this continent. The … Continue Reading ››
“China: A market that knows no bounds?”, Institute of Petroleum Week session, Delivering energy – a global view
London, 14th February 2007.
“China: A market that knows no bounds?”, Institute of Petroleum Week session, Delivering energy – a global view
London, 14th February 2007.
China’s coal-to-liquids plans: a good idea?
In December it was announced that the NDRC had drafted a plan to rapidly expand the scale and scope of the programme to convert coal into liquids which can be used for transport fuels and petro-chemicals. A number of pilot plants are already under construction … Continue Reading ››
"Energy Engagement with China and India" – Conference on Ensuring Europe’s future energy security
Wilton Park, 21-23 January 2007.
China’s energy and environmental policies and their implications for OPEC
Andrews-Speed, P. (2006)
in Global Oil Demand: Outlook and Uncertainties (Vienna: OPEC Secretariat), pp. 105-124.
China’s international oil and gas strategy: implications for the UK and EU, and possible policy responses
P. Andrews-Speed and X. Ma (2006)
House of Commons, Foreign Affairs Committee, East Asia, Seventh Report of Session 2005-06, Written Evidence pp. 210-215.
The overseas activities of China’s national oil companies: rationale and outlook
Ma, X. and P. Andrews-Speed (2006)
Minerals and Energy 21 (1), 1-14.