INDICE: About the authorAbbreviationsGlossaryChapter I: Introduction1.1 Energy security1.2 Diversification of energy mix1.3 ConclusionChapter II: United States2.1 Oil2.2 Natural gas2.3 Coal2.4 Nuclear power2.5 Ethanol2.6 The quest for an energy strategy2.7 Conclusion: the way forwardChapter III: European Union3.1 The EU energy outlook3.2 Russia3.3 Central Asia/Caspian Sea region3.4 Mediterranean Sea3.5 Gulf cooperation Council3.6 Turkey3.7 Conclusion: the way aheadChapter IV: China4.1 Regulatory authority4.2 Oil4.3 Coal4.4 Natural gas4.5Nuclear power4.6 Renewable energy4.7 Overseas exploration and production4.8 ConclusionChapter V: Persian Gulf5.1 Socio-economic and political challenges5.2Saudi Arabia5.3 Iran5.4 Iraq5.5 Conclusion: the way forwardChapter VI: Africa6.1 Algeria6.2 Libya6.3 Egypt6.4 Sudan6.5 Angola6.6 Nigeria6.7 United States and Africa6.8 Europe and Africa6.9 Conclusion: the way aheadChapter VII: Caspian Sea7.1 Hydrocarbon resources - an assessment7.2 The legal status of the Caspian Sea7.3 Geopolitical rivalry and pipeline diplomacy7.4 Conclusion: the way forwardChapter VIII: Russia8.1 Oil sector8.2 Natural gas8.3 The energy strategy - 20308.4 The Arctic hydrocarbons8.5 Russia-EU energy partnership8.6 Russia,the Middle East, and OPEC8.7 Energy sector organization8.8 Conclusion: the way forwardChapter IX: OPEC and Gas-OPEC9.1 OPEC: history and evolution9.2 OPEC:objectives, membership, and organization9.3 OPEC summits9.4 OPEC long-term strategy9.5 Gas OPEC9.6 GECF and OPEC9.7 Oil vs. gas9.8 ConclusionChapter X: International Energy Agency10.1 The founding of the IEA10.2 The International Energy Program10.3 Structure of the IEA10.4 Energy security10.5 How did the system work?10.6 ConclusionChapter XI: Conclusion11.1 Energy security11.2 International Energy Forum11.3 Joint Oil Data Initiative11.4 Conclusion: the way forwardIndex
- ISBN: 978-0-470-68904-2
- Editorial: John Wiley & Sons
- Encuadernacion: Cartoné
- Páginas: 256
- Fecha Publicación: 11/03/2011
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés