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Europe as a major energy consumer faces a number of challenges when addressing future energy needs. Among these challenges are a rapidly rising global demand and competition for energy resources from emerging economies such as China and India, persistent instability in energy producing regions such as the Middle East, a fragmented internal European energy market, and a growing need to shift fuels in order to address climate change policy. As a result, energy supply security has become a key concern for European nations and the European Union (EU). This book focuses on potential approaches that Europe might employ to diversify its sources of natural gas supply, and Russia's role, as well as identifying some of the issues hindering efforts to develop alternative suppliers of natural gas.
Contents
Preface; Europe's Energy SecuritySupply Diversification; Statement of the Honorable Gregory W Meeks. Hearing on "European & Eurasian Energy: Developing Capabilities For Security & Prosperity"; Testimony of Ambassador Richard L Morningstar, Special Envoy for Eurasian Energy. Hearing on "European & Eurasian Energy: Developing Capabilities For Security & Prosperity"; Testimony of Ariel Cohen, Senior Research Fellow for The Heritage Foundation. Hearing on "European & Eurasian Energy: Developing Capabilities For Security & Prosperity"; Testimony of Keith C Smith, Center for Strategic & International Studies. Hearing on "European & Eurasian Energy: Developing Capabilities For Security & Prosperity"; Testimony of Ambassador Ross Wilson, Atlantic Council of the United States. Hearing on "European & Eurasian Energy: Developing Capabilities For Security & Prosperity"; Russian Energy Policy Toward Neighboring Countries; Index.NER(01): GB IE
