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    Chinese futures: horizon 2025

    This Report - the outcome of a dedicated EUISS Task Force - seeks to decipher what kind of global actor we can expect China to be, given its growing international profile and ambitions. What do current trends indicate regarding the direction of its future foreign and security...

    Analysis
    19 July 2017 By: Eva Pejsova
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    Western Balkans: more resilience for the energy sector

    This Brief focuses on enhancing state resilience in the energy sector across the Western Balkans and shows how a transition to fully transparent and open energy markets is only possible through regulatory and legislative reform and the establishment of a financially attractive...

    Briefs
    14 June 2017 By: Zoran Nechev, Aleksandrs Svilans
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    Securing the Energy Union: five pillars and five regions

    This Report examines the energy challenges facing the different regions of Europe, investigating shared priorities and common projects, as well as barriers to integration and cooperation. A series of chapters devoted to distinct regions examines what role the Energy Union can...

    Analysis
    29 March 2017 By: Gerald Stang
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    Renewables: do they matter for foreign policy?

    Although the politics of renewable energy has remained largely confined to national boundaries and has had few international ramifications to date, this may be about to change. If this is the case, what is and could be the role of renewables in European energy diplomacy?

    Briefs
    10 June 2013 By: Iana Dreyer
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    The shale gas ‘revolution’: challenges and implications for the EU

    The recent boom in ‘unconventional’ oil and gas in the United States has raised many questions regarding the impact it will have on global energy markets, the security of energy supplies, the fight against climate change and even the global balance of power. Is it now time for...

    Briefs
    18 February 2013 By: Gerald Stang, Iana Dreyer
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    The southern European corridor

    Following negotiations that lasted over a decade, on Friday 28 June, the Trans-Adriatic pipeline (TAP) was chosen over Nabucco West to transport Azeri gas to the European markets. In light of the on-going debate on energy security, this alert explores the motivations behind the...

    Alerts
    1 July 2013 By: Ilektra Tsakalidou
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    Ukraine’s gas loop

    This alert examines the battle for supplying gas to Kiev, explaining how the once powerful monopolistic strategies of Gazprom - take-or-pay clauses, market partitioning and destination clauses - have either been neutralised or even turned against the company through the logic of...

    Alerts
    15 July 2013 By: Nicu Popescu
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    What energy security for the EU

    With volatility and uncertainty set to define global energy markets in the coming decade, well-designed energy policies will ensure that EU achieves the energy security it desires. How can this be achieved? And is it possible to effectively pursue energy security whilst taking...

    Briefs
    8 November 2013 By: Iana Dreyer, Gerald Stang
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    What economies of shale for US foreign policy?

    This brief explores the impact on US foreign policy of the so-called ‘shale revolution’. With an ever-decreasing dependence on foreign energy producers, is the US on course to become independent from world energy markets? What impact will this have on the (often politically...

    Briefs
    6 December 2013 By: Julia Howald, Stormy-Annika Mildner, Kirsten Westphal
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    Quenching India’s thirst for energy

    With India struggling to meet its domestic energy demands, the country is now engaging in a more active – and more overt – form of energy diplomacy. What challenges face the rising giant in pursuit of this strategy, and how will it reconcile development goals with climate change...

    Briefs
    10 January 2014 By: Costanza Caputi

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