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Американский ученый не считает вероятным участие Aрмении в проекте газопровода «Набукко»

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on October 5, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 28, 2015

В самом деле попросту американский ученый, однозначно научный работник Института европейских, отечественных и евразийских изысканий Университета Карлтон Роберт Катлер не считает потенциальным роль Армении в плане газопровода «Набукко». «Не считаю настолько потенциальным, что обычно идущий из Каспийского моря трубопровод станет … Continue reading →

Posted in Black Sea basin, Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Ethnic & Religious, Integration-Cooperation, Media Interviews, Oil, Pipelines, Situation Reports, South Caucasus, Turkey | Tagged Armenia, Azerbaijan, Nabucco, SCP

Four-way Caspian summit in Kazakhstan

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on September 19, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 6, 2015

The presidents of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkmenistan ended their four-way Caspian summit meeting in Kazakhstan’s resort city of Kenderly last weekend with its purpose and consequences as clear as distant figures in an early autumn mist. Two elements did … Continue reading →

Posted in Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, China, Gas/CNG/LNG, Greater Central Asia, Investment, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Situation Reports, South Caucasus, Southwest Asia, Strategic Overviews, Terminals | Tagged ABC, Aqtau, Azerbaijan, BTC, Caspian Coastal Pipeline, CPC, Iran, Karachaganak, Kazakhstan, KCTS, Nabucco, Orenburg, Shah Deniz, SOCAR, South Stream, TAPI, TCGP, Turkmenistan Turkmenistan-China pipeline

Nabucco financing sources begin to appear

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on July 16, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 20, 2015

The appearance of Nabucco financing sources has made possible the signing this week of a transit agreement to govern the natural gas pipeline. The agreement marks an important staging post in bringing to reality the long-touted energy route, which is … Continue reading →

Posted in Black Sea basin, Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Central Europe, Conflict–Security, Domestic & Reform, Economy & Finance, EU, Gas/CNG/LNG, Integration-Cooperation, Investment, North Africa, Oil, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Russia, Situation Reports, South Asia, South Caucasus, Southeastern Europe, Southern Gas Corridor, Southwest Asia, Strategic Overviews, Turkey | Tagged Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Blue Stream, BTC, Bulgaria, EBRD, Egypt, EIB, GERB, Germany, Hungary, India, IPI, Iran, Iraq, Kashagan, Nabucco, Nagorno-Karabakh, OMV, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, RWE, SCP, Shah Deniz, South Stream, Syria, TCGP, Tengiz, Turkey, Turkmenistan

Azerbaijan geopolitical choices and energy geo-economics

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on May 8, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 20, 2015

Azerbaijan, for two decades a reliable energy supplier for the West, may reconsider that “partnership” as Europe drags its feet over the proposed Nabucco pipeline and the Caspian country sees its hope that it could eventually join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization extinguished.

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Posted in Black Sea basin, Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Conflict–Security, Domestic & Reform, Economy & Finance, Ethnic & Religious, EU, Gas/CNG/LNG, Integration-Cooperation, North Africa, Oil, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Russia, South Caucasus, Southwest Asia, Strategic Overviews, Terminals, Turkey | Tagged ACG, Armenia, Baku-Novorossiisk, Baku-Supsa, BTC, Gazprom, Georgia, Nabucco, Nagorno-Karabakh, Russia, SOCAR, South Ossetia, Turkey

Nabucco death postponed by European life-support

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on March 27, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerJune 20, 2015

The European Council, in a meeting principally devoted to determining the European Union’s policy towards its eastern members and preparing an EU position for next week’s Group of 20 summit in London, also took an important decision last week on … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltic Sea basin, Black Sea basin, Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Economy & Finance, EU, Gas/CNG/LNG, Integration-Cooperation, Investment, Oil, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Refineries, Russia, South Caucasus, Southern Gas Corridor, Strategic Overviews, Terminals, Turkey | Tagged Armenia, Azerbaijan, Batumi, Belarus, Eastern Partnership, ENP, Georgia, Germany, INOGATE, Moldova, Nabucco, NATO, Nord Stream, TRACECA, Turkey, Ukraine

China energy FDI on buying spree

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on March 5, 2009 by Robert M. CutlerMay 13, 2017

An agreement was announced late last month between Russia and China for China energy FDI to construct a pipeline branch to China from the East Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) oil pipeline. This is only one aspect of a relatively new strategic … Continue reading →

Posted in China, China, EU, Greater Central Asia, Integration-Cooperation, Investment, Northeast Asia, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Russia, Russia, Siberia, Situation Reports, Strategic Overviews | Tagged CDB, China, Chinalco, ESPO, Kazakhstan, Petrobras, PetroChina, Rio Tinto, Rosneft, Russia, Sinopec, Transneft

Caspian energy projects for Europe inch forward

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on November 27, 2008 by Robert M. CutlerJune 20, 2015

Azerbaijan’s state oil company SOCAR and Kazakhstan’s state monopoly KazMunaiGaz (KMG) this month signed an agreement moving Caspian energy projects for Europe forward as they set out the main principles for a transport system to convey Kazakhstani oil across the … Continue reading →

Posted in Black Sea basin, Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, EU, Gas/CNG/LNG, Greater Central Asia, Integration-Cooperation, Macro-regions, Oil, Pipelines, Russia, South Caucasus, Southeastern Europe, Southern Gas Corridor, Strategic Overviews, Turkey | Tagged Armenia, Azerbaijan, Baku Initiative, Belarus, Blue Stream, BTC, CPC, Georgia, Kashagan, Kazakhstan, KCTS, KMG, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Nabucco, Russia, SOCAR, South Stream, Tajikistan, Tengiz, Turkey, Ukraine, Uzbekistan

South Ossetia energy geopolitics

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on August 13, 2008 by Robert M. CutlerJune 20, 2015

The armed conflict between Russian and Georgia has further exposed the fragile position of the energy links running through the smaller country from the Caspian Sea to developed market economies South Ossetia energy geopolitics on the ground today Russian forces … Continue reading →

Posted in Black Sea basin, Caspian Sea (region), Caspian Sea basin, Conflict–Security, Domestic & Reform, Economy & Finance, Ethnic & Religious, Gas/CNG/LNG, Investment, Macro-regions, Oil, Pipelines, Policy Analyses, Refineries, Russia, Situation Reports, South Caucasus, Southern Gas Corridor, Terminals | Tagged Azerbaijan, Baku-Supsa, Batumi, BTC, Georgia, Kazakhstan-China, Kulevi, PKK, Russia, SCP, SOCAR, South Ossetia, Turkey

Odessa-Brody pipeline in question again

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on August 2, 2008 by Robert M. CutlerJune 9, 2015

Corruption and politics in Ukraine threaten to choke off, at least in the near term, the expansion of oil exports, through the Odessa-Brody pipeline, from Azerbaijan and eventually Kazakhstan to Europe. This is the significance of Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliya … Continue reading →

Posted in Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, Domestic & Reform, Eastern Europe, Economy & Finance, Europe-Russia-Ukraine, Gas/CNG/LNG, Investment, Pipelines, Russia, Situation Reports, South Caucasus, Strategic Overviews | Tagged BP-TNK, Gazprom, Kolomoisky, Lukoil, OBP, Russia, RusUkrEnergo, Tymoshenko, Ukraine, UkrTransNafta, White Stream, Yushchenko

Kashagan leading to increased trans-Caspian oil exports by Kazakhstan

EurasianSecurity.com Posted on July 9, 2008 by Robert M. CutlerJune 12, 2015

Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan have culminated years-long negotiations with agreements with agreements to increase Trans-Caspian oil exports are set to include with culmination of Azerbaijan-Kazakhstan negotrations across the Caspian Sea, supplementing Azerbaijani crude in the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline.

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Posted in Caspian Sea basin, Central Asia, China, Eastern Europe, Energy Geo-economics, Gas/CNG/LNG, Greater Central Asia, Investment, Oil, Pipelines, Refineries, Russia, South Caucasus, Southern Gas Corridor, Southwest Asia, Strategic Overviews, Terminals | Tagged Ajaria, Aktobe-Atyrau, Atasu, Batumi, BTC, CPC, Eni, Eskene-Atyrau, ExxonMobil, Georgia, Kalamkas, Kashagan, Kazakhstani, KCTS, Keniyak, KMG, Kulevi, Kumkol, OBP, Poti, Russia, Shell, TCO, Tengiz

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