Energia: a visao americana, e a visao russa; falta a chinesa, a brasileira e a da Europa...

Por acaso, chegam dois relatórios sobre energia no mesmo dia, um informado pelo Wilson Weekly, o boletim semanal do Woodrow Wilson Center for International Studies, o outro pelo magazine Russia Direct.
Ainda não li nenhum dos relatórios, mas vou procurar obter o dos EUA, que me parece mais confiável, pelos dados, do que o de Russia Direct (a despeito dos consultores contratados para fazer o relatório), uma vez que o setor de energia é o exemplo típico da capitalismo promíscuo (ou claramente mafioso) que vigora nas terras do czar.
Paulo Roberto de Almeida


Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz
U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz on 2015 Global Policy Outlook    Gold Angle
"In doing this quadrennial energy review, what has come into much sharper focus is the question of not just the energy infrastructure----the pipes and wires that move electricity or fuels--but also what we might term the shared infrastructure that moves many, many commodities including energy," said Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz.

Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz on 2015 Global Policy Outlook

January 07, 2015 // 10:30am — 12:00pm

• Event Speakers

Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz will keynote an event at the Wilson Center entitled “2015 U.S. Energy Policy Outlook: Opportunities and Challenges”. An additional panel of experts from academia, government and the private sector will discuss current global challenges and opportunities in energy markets and politics.

Location: 

6th Floor, Woodrow Wilson Center

Event Speakers List: 

• The Hon. Ernest Moniz //
  United States Secretary of Energy
• Ana de Palacio //
  International Lawyer and founding partner, Palacio y Asociados, and former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Spain
• Leon Fuerth //
  Professor of International Affairs, George Washington University and former National Security Adviser to Vice President Al Gore

• David L. Goldwyn //
  President, Goldwyn Global Strategies LLC, former State Department Coordinator for International Energy Affairs, and Co-Editor, Energy & Security: Strategies for a World in Transition
• Jan H. Kalicki // Public Policy Scholar
  Lead, Regional and Global Energy Issues; former Counselor for International Strategy, Chevron, and Co-editor, Energy & Security: Strategies for a World in Transition
• Edward L. Morse //
  Head of Global Commodities Research, Citigroup, and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for International Energy Policy 

   

   January 9, 2015
  
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  Russian Energy Sector: Beyond Sanctions
  By Natasha Udensiva, Marat Terterov, Ben McPherson,   Ka-ho Yu
  
  The report offers a look at the current state of the Russian energy sector and includes an overview of Russia's energy ambitions in Europe and Asia. The issue also contains a commentary from the Russian Ministry of Energy explaining the government’s position on the most pressing issues and sheds some light on what to expect in 2015.
  
  The bite of sanctions, falling oil prices and Europe’s yearning for energy independence have forced Russia to look for new business models, new markets and new customers. The question is how Russia’s much-touted pivot to Asia will impact the prospects of Russia’s energy sector.