Tag Archive: energy

Blue Energy

On the occasion of the World Environment Day, June 5th, ELIAMEP has published a Policy Brief on Blue Energy. There has been widespread discussion regarding the energy capabilities of the Greek sea, with an emphasis given to extracting oil and natural gas from undersea fields in the Mediterranean. Moreover, ambitious plans to build underwater pipes […]

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FEUTURE Online Paper No. 5: The Moscow-Ankara Energy Axis and the Future of EU-Turkey Relations

The Turkey-Russia-EU energy triangle is a relationship of interdependence and strategic compromise. However, Russian support for secessionism and erosion of state autonomy in the Caucasus and Eurasia has proven difficult to reconcile for western European states despite their energy dependence. Yet, Turkey has enjoyed an enhanced bilateral relationship with Russia, augmenting its position and relevance […]

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Briefing Note: ‘How competitive is a Cyprus-Turkey pipeline?’

In Briefing Note 07/2013 authored by Dr Theodore Tsakiris, co-ordinator of the programme ‘Geopolitics of Energy’ at ELIAMEP, explores the possibility of the construction of a Cyprus-Turkey pipeline and analyses its potential competitiveness. You can find more information on the programme: ‘Geopolitics of Energy’ at ELIAMEP here.

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Briefing Note: ‘The agreements between Nabucco and Shah Deniz’

You can access Briefing Note 04/2013 authored by Dr Theodore Tsakiris, co-ordinator of the programme ‘Geopolitics of Energy’ at ELIAMEP, entitled: ‘Nabucco signs equity and funding agreements with Shah Deniz despite RWE’s withdrawal as TAP partners may consider change of route’.

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