Ma, X. and P. Andrews-Speed (2006)
Minerals and Energy 21 (1), 1-14.
China’s energy sector: review for the year 2006
The year 2006 has been challenging for consumers of energy around the world, whether they be nations, companies or individuals, as well as for investors in energy. Prices have remained high, governments of energy producing countries have been flexing their political and fiscal muscles, and … Continue Reading ››
China’s energy policy and its contribution to international stability
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 ›› China’s energy and environmental policies and their implications for OPEC
As China’s economy continues to expand and modernise, its impact on world energy markets is set to continue growing, especially in the case of oil. The rapid growth of demand for oil, mainly for the transport sector, combined with the limited extent of remaining oil reserves, underpins this seemingly exorable rise in oil imports. China’s … Continue Reading ››
“Energy security” Beyond Bilateral Relations: The United States, Europe, and Issues of Global Importance
Harvard University's Weatherhead Center for International Studies, Talloires, 16-18th June 2006.
"China’s energy policy and implications for Europe", Carle-Rheims and RTE
Second conference on Energy Supply Security in Europe, Paris, 31st May 2006
China’s energy and environmental policies and their implications for OPEC
Fourth Joint OPEC-IEA Workshop, Oslo, 18th May 2006.
China’s energy policy and its geopolitical consequences
Briefing for Ambassadors to the Political and Security Committee of the EU, Brussels, 27th April 2006
Enhancing China’s energy efficiency: the policy challenges
At "Feeding the Giant: The Domestic and Global Impact of China's Energy Needs" Columbia University, 21st April 2006.
China’s energy woes: running on empty
Andrews-Speed, P (2005)
Far Eastern Economic Review 168 (6), pp.13-17.