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All items tagged with Elektor Energy and Russia energy relations (18)
December 20, 2010 by Pan-European Institute

Baltic Rim Economies

The Pan-European Institute publishes a bimonthly discussion forum, Baltic Rim Economies (BRE), which focuses on the development of the Baltic Sea Region. In BRE, high-level public and corporate decision makers, representatives of Academia and several other experts contribute to the discussion. Includes articles on shale gas prospects, gas policy...
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October 28, 2010 by Baltic Development Forum

Energy Perspectives for the Kaliningrad Region as an Integrated Part of the Baltic Sea Region

This report hopes to provide a basis for a better dialogue on energy policy and energy planning in the Baltic Sea region. The report is a continuation of the 2009 study on regional energy scenarios that presented various alternatives for a more integrated energy sector in the Baltic Sea Region. The energy scenarios were discussed at the 2009 BDF ...
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'The European gas market is not designed for spot market prices'
October 21, 2010 by Karel Beckman

'The European gas market is not designed for spot market prices'

With spot market gas prices noticeably lower compared to oil-indexed long-term contract prices, more and more calls are heard in Europe to abandon the traditional gas pricing structure and embrace the “spot market model”. Sergei Komlev, Head of the Contract Structuring and Price Formation Directorate at Gazprom Export, warns that such...
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August 5, 2008 by John C.K. Daly

Turkmenistan faces down Gazprom

Eurocrats perturbed by Gazprom's growing dominance of Europe's natural gas market and its hardball capitalist tactics, take heart -- several days ago Gazprom's mighty CEO Alexei Miller was humbled by Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov. In tough negotiations Berdimuhamedov forced Miller to agree to pay "market rates" for future long-term ...
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June 25, 2008 by Rik Komduur

Anti-Gazprom policy may force up gas prices

The European Union runs the risk of missing out on substantial gas imports under long-term contracts from Russia if it continues to dictate the conditions under which the gas can be exported to the EU. Observers believe that deteriorating political relations between Russia and the EU and the measures the EU is considering to restrict Gazprom̵...
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June 25, 2008 by Jeroen Ketting

What a waste!

Russia has to improve its energy-efficiency soon or – surprising though it may seem – the energy giant will soon be confronted with energy shortages. More and more businesses that plan to start production in Russia in fact do not see bureaucracy or corruption as their major worries, but a possible lack of electricity, heat or gas. Go...
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June 25, 2008 by Timothy Fenton Krysiek

Agreements from another era: Production Sharing Agreements in Putin's Russia: 2000 - 2007

Under President Vladimir Putin, the Russian government has reasserted state control over strategically important oil and gas projects. The Putin administration's actions toward the three projects governed by production sharing agreements-Kharyaga, Sakhalin-1 and Sakhalin-2-are often cited as examples of Russia's resurgent resource nationalism.Thi...
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June 25, 2008 by Hans van Koningsbrugge

Démocratie à la Russe - Putin continues his march to a consolidation of power

Russian president Vladimir Putin managed to consolidate his power in - heavily criticized - parliamentary elections in December. On March 2, he will most likely manage to repeat this act in the presidential elections. If both elections have something in common, it is that they cannot escape strict Kremlin control. No doubt Putin will also keep a ...
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June 25, 2008 by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Energy Official Downplays Gazprom Expansion Threat

EU Energy Commissioner Andris Piebalgs says there is no reason to fear the recent spate of energy deals Russia has made with EU member states. In an exclusive interview with RFE/RL correspondent Ahto Lobjakas, Piebalgs says Brussels will continue to seek alternative suppliers to meet future EU demand, and notes that legislation is in the pipeline...
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June 25, 2008 by Brian Whitmore, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Gazprom's Advance Into Europe Continues

Gazprom's Advance Into Europe Continues By Brian Whitmore, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, January 2008, link to articleMoscow has taken a giant leap toward solidifying its role as Europe's dominant energy supplier by securing two key pipeline deals over the past two weeks. On January 18, Bulgaria signed a deal with Russia's state-controll...
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