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The Geopolitics of Energy in the South Caucasus: Towards a Regional Energy Community

13th Workshop of the PfP Consortium Study Group "Regional Stability in the South Caucasus”

Dokumenttyp:

Study Group Information

Erscheinungsdatum:

August 2016

Herausgeber:

Dr. Frédéric Labarre, Dr. George Niculescu

Verlag:

Study Group Information - Austrian National Defence Academy in co-operation with the PfP Consortium of Defense Academies and Security Studies Institutes

ISBN:

978-3-903121-02-7

Seiten:

185

Autor(en):

Elizaveta Egorova, Alexander Eliseev, Vusal Gasimli, Dr. Frédéric Labarre, Patrick Larkin, Dmitry Mushba, Dr. George Niculescu, Jeyhun Novruzov, Volkan Özdemir, Benyamin Poghosyan, David Shahnazaryan, Oktay F. Tanrisever

Beiträge in dieser Publikation:

Name	Seiten/Dateigröße
The Geopolitics of Energy in the South Caucasus: Towards a Regional Energy Community	185 Seiten / 1.98 MB
Keynote Speech: The Geopolitics of Energy in the South Caucasus: Towards a Regional Energy Community
Great Expectations or Lost Illusions: Energy Security in the South Caucasus
From "Jet Crisis’’ to "Energy Crisis”: Convulsions in Security in the Black Sea and the South Caucasus
Energy Security: An Armenian Perspective
The impact of unresolved conflicts on energy policy in the South Caucas
The Potential of Abkhazia in Ensuring Energy Security in the South Caucasus
The Domestic Politics of Energy: The Case of Armenia and Corruption
Turkey’s Energy Strategy and the Challenges of Energy Security in the South Caucasus
The Structure of Energy Politics in the South Caucasus: Grounds for Consolidation or Cooperation?
Show me the Monnet: A Workable Model for Separating the Energy Business from Politics
Is a New Energy Transit Regime in the South Caucasus Achievable?

Vorwort

The South Caucasus is a region of strategic importance for Europe’s energy supply. This is why energy security is so high on the agenda of both the EU’s bilateral relations with regional states, and of the Eastern Partnership. However, the current political instability of the South Caucasus represents a threat to future European energy security and to the security of the region itself. The 13th RSSC SG publication offers an insight into the current situation and provides an overview of the energy framework and its potential for the future. Furthermore, the behaviour of important regional actors is disclosed to see how they cope with the current instabilities and if their aim to establish a regional energy community would balance the needs of affordability, availability, and access of the regional countries.