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Titre : Europe’s Energy Security : Options and Challenges to Natural Gas Supply Diversification Type de document : document électronique Auteurs : Michael Ratner, Auteur ; Paul Belkin, Auteur ; Jim Nichol ; Steven Woehrel Editeur : Federation of American scientists Année de publication : March 15, 2013 Importance : 33 p Langues : Anglais (eng) Tags : Energie Gaz Europe Sécurité Politique énergétique Résumé : This report focuses on potential approaches that Europe might employ to diversify its sources of natural gas supply, Russia’s role in Europe’s natural gas policies, and key factors that could hinder efforts to develop alternative suppliers of natural gas. The report assesses the potential suppliers of natural gas to Europe and the short- to medium-term hurdles needed to be overcome for those suppliers to be credible, long-term providers of natural gas to Europe. The report looks at North Africa, potentially the most realistic supply alternative in the near-term, but notes that the region will have to resolve its current political, economic, and security instability as well as the internal structural changes to the natural gas industry. Central Asia, which may have the greatest amounts of natural gas, would need to construct lengthy pipelines through multiple countries to move its natural gas to Europe. En ligne : http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R42405.pdf Europe’s Energy Security : Options and Challenges to Natural Gas Supply Diversification [document électronique] / Michael Ratner, Auteur ; Paul Belkin, Auteur ; Jim Nichol ; Steven Woehrel . - [S.l.] : Federation of American scientists, March 15, 2013 . - 33 p.
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Tags : Energie Gaz Europe Sécurité Politique énergétique Résumé : This report focuses on potential approaches that Europe might employ to diversify its sources of natural gas supply, Russia’s role in Europe’s natural gas policies, and key factors that could hinder efforts to develop alternative suppliers of natural gas. The report assesses the potential suppliers of natural gas to Europe and the short- to medium-term hurdles needed to be overcome for those suppliers to be credible, long-term providers of natural gas to Europe. The report looks at North Africa, potentially the most realistic supply alternative in the near-term, but notes that the region will have to resolve its current political, economic, and security instability as well as the internal structural changes to the natural gas industry. Central Asia, which may have the greatest amounts of natural gas, would need to construct lengthy pipelines through multiple countries to move its natural gas to Europe. En ligne : http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R42405.pdf
Titre : Europe’s Energy Security : Options and Challenges to Natural Gas Supply Diversification Type de document : document électronique Auteurs : Michael Ratner, Auteur ; Paul Belkin, Auteur ; Jim Nichol ; Steven Woehrel Editeur : Congressional Research Service Année de publication : July 11, 2013 Importance : 33 p Langues : Anglais (eng) Tags : Energie Gaz Europe Résumé : (...) A key element of the EU’s energy supply strategy has been to shift to a greater use of natural gas. Europe as a whole is a major importer of natural gas. Although second to Norway as a supplier to Europe, Russia remains one of Europe’s most important natural gas suppliers. Europe’s natural gas consumption is projected to grow while its own domestic natural gas production continues to decline. If trends continue as projected, Europe’s dependence on Russia as a supplier is likely to grow. And, while it could be in Europe’s interest to explore alternative sources for its natural gas needs, it is uncertain whether Europe as a whole can, or is willing to, replace a significant level of imports from Russia. Some European countries that feel vulnerable to potential Russian energy supply manipulation may work harder to achieve diversification than others. (...) En ligne : http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R42405.pdf Europe’s Energy Security : Options and Challenges to Natural Gas Supply Diversification [document électronique] / Michael Ratner, Auteur ; Paul Belkin, Auteur ; Jim Nichol ; Steven Woehrel . - USA : Congressional Research Service, July 11, 2013 . - 33 p.
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Tags : Energie Gaz Europe Résumé : (...) A key element of the EU’s energy supply strategy has been to shift to a greater use of natural gas. Europe as a whole is a major importer of natural gas. Although second to Norway as a supplier to Europe, Russia remains one of Europe’s most important natural gas suppliers. Europe’s natural gas consumption is projected to grow while its own domestic natural gas production continues to decline. If trends continue as projected, Europe’s dependence on Russia as a supplier is likely to grow. And, while it could be in Europe’s interest to explore alternative sources for its natural gas needs, it is uncertain whether Europe as a whole can, or is willing to, replace a significant level of imports from Russia. Some European countries that feel vulnerable to potential Russian energy supply manipulation may work harder to achieve diversification than others. (...) En ligne : http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R42405.pdf Documents numériques
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