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Greece and Cyprus: Grand Challenges and Great Opportunities in East Mediterranean Gas

Greece is a country with many unexplored promising oil and gas fields.In fiscal terms, investments in hydrocarbon development and production throughout the country are highly competitive and...

Saudi gas ambitions likely to have geopolitical impact

A Saudi push to become a major natural gas player is as much about diversifying the kingdom’s domestic consumption and export mix as it is...

The clean hydrogen future has already begun

There is a growing international consensus that clean hydrogen will play a key role in the world’s transition to a sustainable energy future. It is crucial...

USA at odds with Europe and not only with Europe

The recent statement made by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to the effect that his country has failed to prevent the implementation of the Nord...

Georgia Stands With Azerbaijan: Strategic Partnership In The South Caucasus

Authors: Aliyar Azimov and Aynur Azimzade* South Caucasus has always been a focus of geopolitical competitions for centuries with its geo-strategic location and natural resources. The transportation...

The state of the Energy Union explained

The EU Commission publishes the fourth State of the Energy Union report. The State of the Energy Union Report is an important tool to highlight...

MENA: Unemployment, Governance Challenges and Energy Price Shocks Seen as Major Risks

Business leaders in the Middle East and North Africa view economic and governance issues as the primary risk in the region, but may underestimate the risk...

We’re gobbling up the Earth’s resources at an unsustainable rate

George Monbiot, a correspondent for Britain’s The Guardian newspaper and known for his environmental and political activism, has made a surprising call for people in the United...

Another look at China’s involvement in the power sector in Sub-Saharan Africa

Authors: David Bénazéraf and Yilun Yan* Chinese companies have significantly enhanced their engagement in Africa over the last 20 years, covering a wide range of sectors,...

Shared, automated… and electric?

Authors: George Kamiya and Jacob Teter* Automated driving and shared mobility could dramatically reshape road transport over the coming decades, with major implications for vehicle electrification and...

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