The Geopolitical Energy Security Evaluation Method and  a China Case Application Based on Politics of Scale

Zhi-ding, HU; Ge, Yuejing

doi:10.3390/su6095682

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“…The global natural gas trade has dominated and largely based on pipeline net that connects countries. In this context, several important issues should be reconsidered: various conflicts between countries, constant growing energy demand and the future of gas pipelines (Mikhaylov, 2019;Hu and Ge, 2014).…”

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Trends in Corporate Energy Strategy of Russian Companies

Tryndina

Moiseev

Lopatin

et al. 2020

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This paper proposes to the analysis of Russia's energy strategy, with respect to the interconnection of governmental strategy concerning energy extraction, reproduction and distribution and corporate energy strategies. The current trends in Russian energy strategy have been studied on the back ongoing processes in Russian corporate energy strategy formulation, with the use of statistical analysis of total volume of energy generated over the period from each source. The conclusions on areas for development and key drivers of corporate energy strategy have been made.

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Trends in Corporate Energy Strategy of Russian Companies

Tryndina

Moiseev

Lopatin

et al. 2020

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“…Construction of gas pipelines is a challenging project, especially for those countries, which has their extraction sites far from borders of potential importers. Those are mainly cross-border and transit-pipelines; these types also constitute technical and political challenges for the countries, which are connected with a resourcerich exporter via pipelines (Hu and Ge, 2014).…”

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China Energy Policy: Evidence of China-Russia Cooperation

Trubnikov

Richter

2020

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This paper proposed the importance of a social synergy approach in China-Russia cooperation. Traditional energy transportation activities are viewed as an element of the environmental concern in both countries. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) transportation might be a better solution as an alternative to other options. LNG market is becoming more and more developed and Russia is actively looking to incorporate this energy strategy. The shale gas revolution in the USA has led to environmental degradation in the affected areas. Extraction of this type requires a sophisticated and expensive technology, because of which many emerging countries don`t have it. The results show that China is interested in the economic benefits of such investment activities and does not intervene in the political sphere of these countries.

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“…[19] Cohen, Joutz, and Loungani (2011) argue that there is a relationship between energy diversification and energy security. [20] According to Hu and Ge (2014), based on a China case application, the assessment of energy security is explained in terms of three aspects. The first aspect is the stability of energy supply, indicating the stability of meeting the energy security guarantee of standard requirements applied for national survival and development, which includes the ration of energy production and consumption, the diverse index of production, the risk index of transportation, market liquidity, foreign dependence, and etc.…”

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“…It includes industrial energy use intensity, economic development, industrial structure, per capita consumption, and population growth. [21] International relations and energy security. As stated in the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) report "A New World" (2019), concerns over energy security have marked the conduct of international relations, the formation of alliances, protection of national interests and defence planning.…”

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confidence: 99%