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Lebanon and Israel. Not peace’s negotiations, but equally important

Lebanon and Israel are two countries in a state of war. Yet an interesting signal came in early October. The two have given their agreement to start negotiations with the…

October 23, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Israel, Lebanon

climate change Energy

Climate change is shifting energy supply in Central Asia

Low snowfall in the winter of 2019-2020 made Tajikistan start producing less electricity. It has affected domestic consumption and exports, and it will also lead to the regional energy strategy…

August 6, 2020Tajikistan, Uzbekistan

Energy

New sanctions against Gazprom to assist in retaining diversified natural gas market in Europe and hold back Russia’s aggression

Russia’s ongoing policy to monopolize the European energy market through Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline cannot but remain a subject of deep concern for the United States, as it infringes…

May 28, 2020energy, Gazprom, Nord Stream-2, pipeline

Energy Situation Reports

Poland accelerated Russia’s gas monopoly break-up in Europe

Poland is moving forward with the Baltic Pipe project, a natural gas pipeline that will connect gas fields on the Norwegian shelf in the North Sea to Denmark and Poland. …

May 13, 2020energy, Gas Directive, Nord Stream-2, Poland

Energy Situation Reports

Moscow to back out of US sanctions – eager to establish a monopoly on the European gas market

Russia milks COVID19 pandemic for all its worth to break the US sanctions targeting to shield the European energy market from the Kremlin’s concentrated control and to diversify natural gas…

March 25, 2020Gazprom, Nord Stream-2, Russia

Energy Situation Reports

Sweden and the Baltic countries may receive multi-billion compensation for Russian nuclear waste burial in the Baltic Sea

The bottom of the Baltic Sea may contain nuclear waste burial sites made by the Russian military in the early 1990s. This complements the picture of the dangerous chemical dumping…

December 23, 2019chemical weapon, Nord Stream-2, nuclear weapons, Russia, Sweden

Energy Situation Reports

Russian lobbyists in Germany drive US off European gas market

The infiltration of Russia’s influence agents into Germany’s political and economic system threatens the independence of German leadership decision-making, as well as the security of the Euro-Atlantic energy market functioning.…

December 5, 2019Gazprom, Germany, Klaus Ernst, Rosneft, Russia, USA

Energy Situation Reports

Gazprom seeks full monopoly in Europe through pushing out U.S. LNG supplies and eliminating the Ukrainian transit route

Russia is trying to exert pressure on the EU to make the Ukraine government sign a short-term gas transit deal and abandon financial claims to Gazprom, the company which could…

November 19, 2019Germany, Nord Stream-2, Russia, USA

Energy Situation Reports

U.S. to suffer losses from Nord Stream 2 launch

The Kremlin seeks to speed up the commissioning of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, which could affect the prospects for U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas to Europe and…

November 15, 2019economy, EU, Nord Stream-2, Russia, USA

Energy Situation Reports

Bundestag’s amendment ruins EU Energy Market Security and enhances Russo-German influence on it

German Bundestag’s adoption of the amendments to the Gas Directive will lead to the destruction of the European gas market regulation system and the European energy security. Such actions…

November 10, 2019economy, energy, Germany, Nord Stream-2, Regulation, Russia

Energy

Lebanon and Israel. Not peace’s negotiations, but equally important

Climate change is shifting energy supply in Central Asia

New sanctions against Gazprom to assist in retaining diversified natural gas market in Europe and hold back Russia’s aggression

Poland accelerated Russia’s gas monopoly break-up in Europe

Moscow to back out of US sanctions – eager to establish a monopoly on the European gas market

Sweden and the Baltic countries may receive multi-billion compensation for Russian nuclear waste burial in the Baltic Sea

Russian lobbyists in Germany drive US off European gas market

Gazprom seeks full monopoly in Europe through pushing out U.S. LNG supplies and eliminating the Ukrainian transit route

U.S. to suffer losses from Nord Stream 2 launch

Bundestag’s amendment ruins EU Energy Market Security and enhances Russo-German influence on it

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