The resource wealth burden - oil and gas sectors in the former USSR. OSW Study 12/2003


Autoria(s): Loskot, Agata; Paszyc, Ewa; Sarna, Arkadiusz; Wisniewska, Iwona; Paczynski, Wojciech
Contribuinte(s)

Labuszewska, Anna

Data(s)

01/12/2003

Resumo

The former USSR area plays a great role in the international oil and gas market. Russia is a real gas giant, with the richest deposits of this material in the world. Russia is also the main exporter of natural gas to many European countries. Keeping a strong position in this market remains a priority for the Russian Federation's economic policy. Europe is a very attractive region because its demand for gas is expected to grow steadily, while its own gas production keeps decreasing. In the long term, the Far East will be an important market for Russian exports, too. According to estimates, demand there will grow even faster than in Europe. Caspian gas producers, for the time being, can not really compete with Russia in this field, and this status quo will most probably be preserved in the nearest future.

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http://aei.pitt.edu/58035/1/prace_12en_0.pdf

Loskot, Agata and Paszyc, Ewa and Sarna, Arkadiusz and Wisniewska, Iwona and Paczynski, Wojciech (2003) The resource wealth burden - oil and gas sectors in the former USSR. OSW Study 12/2003. UNSPECIFIED.

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http://www.osw.waw.pl/en/publikacje/osw-studies/2003-12-15/resource-wealth-burden-oil-and-gas-sectors-former-ussr

http://aei.pitt.edu/58035/

Palavras-Chave #energy policy (Including international arena) #Central Asia #Russia
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