Post Tagged with: "gas"
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Navigating climate concerns and the COVID-19 crisis in the oil and gas sector
by Laura Camarut (Fall 2020 EPG Fellow) The oil and gas sector has taken a hard hit during the COVID-19 crisis. The unprecedented halt in global mobility resulting from […]
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis on the European Green Deal: A Focus on Romania and Southeast Europe
by Radu Dudău and Mihnea Cătuți The COVID-19 outbreak prompted governments worldwide to impose unprecedented restrictions on travel and economic activity. Coupled with a drop in global oil prices, […]
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The day the oil markets crashed – again. Is this time different?
by Radu Dudău Absent a new OPEC+ deal on March 6 in Vienna, in the context of the coronavirus downfall, the crude oil price plummeted overnight to the […]
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Oil markets in 2020: fundamental drivers and geopolitical uncertainties
by Radu Dudău and Andrei Covatariu The fundamental market drivers are pointing at a balanced oil market in 2020, with a Brent price mostly within the $60-70 a […]
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The new royalties’ framework in the Romanian O&G upstream
The Economy Ministry published in October the draft law for mineral, petroleum, and hydro-mineral resources. The document includes a much anticipated new royalties’ framework for the upstream O&G sector. Indeed, […]
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History of unitization-based cooperation in the development of offshore cross-border deposits. Part I
This paper traces the history of how states came to cooperate in the development of offshore cross-border oil or gas deposits. First, it explains the shift in how a state´s […]
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Romania´s energy strategy and petroleum taxation. Lessons from Norway
Romania´s petroleum tax regime is under review, with lingering uncertainty about its future design. The article discusses strategic considerations of this review, in light of the country´s expected (but equally […]
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Oil royalties and the rule of law (or how the romanian state experiences a drop in self esteem)
A good deal of the political and media environment in Romania continues to promote or to dwell in confusion when it comes to the Romanian state´s gain from petroleum activities, […]
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Principles of a flexible and stable petroleum fiscal framework
“There are few areas of economic policymaking in which the returns to good decisions are so high – and the punishment of bad decisions so cruel – as the management […]
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Turkmenistan’s gas hurdles: no end in sight
Turkmenistan’s energy sector is being hit by a wave of misfortune. The latest blow to Ashgabat came this March in the guise of indefinite postponement of Line D of the […]
Don't miss out the latest article written by our fellow, Laura Camarut, about the impact of the European Green Deal on the Western Balkans: www.enpg.ro/the-european-green-deal-beyond-the-eu-what-impact-on-the-western-balkans/.
"With a strong external dimension, the European Green Deal was designed to be transformational not only for the European Union, but for its partners as well. The EU has for a long time relied on climate diplomacy as an important tool of its foreign policy, with some notable examples of successful cooperation, and it is only set to increase in importance with the European Green Deal. By becoming a top priority of the EU agenda, the European Green Deal will change the relationships between the EU and its partners, entailing significant foreign policy consequences."
The European Green Deal beyond the EU: What Impact on the Western Balkans? | Enpg
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With a strong external dimension, the European Green Deal was designed to be transformational not only for the European Union (EU), but for its partners as well. The EU has for a long time relied on c...