The latest issue of IENE’s quarterly publication “SE Europe Energy Review”, No.40 which covers the period October – December 2013, has just been published and was send to the Institute’s members and associates over the weekend. The Editorial of SEEER in devoted to the debacle between Russian and the EU over gas supplies and the South Stream pipeline and how the European Commission is now seeking an accommodation with Moscow, especially following Ukraine’s latest rapprochement with RussiaThe latest issue of IENE’s quarterly publication "SE Europe Energy Review”, No.40 which covers the period October – December 2013, has just been published and was send to the Institute’s members and associates over the weekend. The Editorial of SEEER in devoted to the debacle between Russian and the EU over gas supplies and the South Stream pipeline and how the European Commission is now seeking an accommodation with Moscow, especiallyfollowing Ukraine’s latest rapprochement with Russia.
This latest SEEER issue contains useful analysis on the post Vilnius geopolitical alignment and Gazprom’s latest gas deal with Ukraine. Another area covered is Azerbaijan’s rise as a potential gas supplier to Europe and SE Europe in particular, following the announcement of the final investment decision on the second phase development of Shah Deniz’s field. This SEEER issue also includes articles and analysis on TAP’s latest MoU concerning the Interconnector Greece – Bulgaria, Iran’s agreement with the P+5 group of countries over the curtailment of its programme, and the latest investment agreement on the Tengiz giant oil field in Kazakhstan, and finally OPEC’s new challenges in the fast changing global oil market.
