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ASIAN ENERGY SECURITY NETWORK DAILY REPORT, Wednesday, August 3rd, 2005
LATEST REPORT Wednesday, August 3rd, 2005 Content PRC Oil Storage Japan Energy Update Japan Energy Security South Korea Energy Security PRC Unocal Bid ROK Electricity Offer Russia to Nuclear Power Plant Offer PRC Renewable Energy PRC Power Supply Sakhalin Energy Project 1. PRC Oil Storage The Nautilus Institute (Yufeng Yang, “UNDERSTANDING EMERGENCY OIL STORAGE […]
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1. District Heating The Nautilus Institute (William Chandler, “DISTRICT HEATING AND DISTRIBUTED ENERGY,” May 13th-16th, Beijing, China) released this report by William Chandler from the Institute’s Asian Energy Security Workshop 2005 in Beijing, China, hosted by the Energy and Environmental Technology Center (EETC) at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The report contains details on district heating […]
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LATEST REPORT Wednesday, July 5th, 2005 Content Energy Efficiency LEAP Application to the PRC Sino-Japanese Resource Competition India-PRC-US Resource Competition Inter-Korean Coal Project DPRK Nuclear Reactors US DOE Office in the PRC Russia Energy Supply PRC Energy Supply 1. Energy Efficiency The Nautilus Institute (Nan Zhou, “ENERGY-EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGIES IN NORTHEAST ASIA AND THE GLOBAL […]
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LATEST REPORT Wednesday, June 22nd, 2005 Content Joint Stockpiling LEAP Application to the DPRK Energy and Nanotechnology Hydropower and Climate Change Sino-Australian Uranium Deal Japan on Contaminated Soil Disposal PRC-Japan Gas Field Dispute Russian Gas Exports PRC Energy Supply PRC Energy Program 1. Joint Stockpiling The Nautilus Institute (Eui-soon Shin, “JOINT STOCKPILING AND EMERGENCY SHARING […]
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1. The DPRK Energy Sector The Nautilus Institute (DPRK delegation, “ENERGY SECTOR ACTIVITIES AND PLANS IN THE DPRK,” May 13th-16th, Beijing, China) released this report by the DPRK delegation from the Institute’s Asian Energy Security Workshop 2005 in Beijing, China, hosted by the Energy and Environmental Technology Center (EETC) at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The […]
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LATEST REPORT Wednesday, May 4th, 2005 Content NBR Asian Energy Security Conference Website Northeast Asian Energy Community Asia Pacific LNG Market Asian Oil and Gas Markets APEC Nuclear Power DPRK Hydroelectric PC Energy Security Agency PRC-Japan Relations PRC Clean Energy Russia-PRC Oil Pipeline Russia-Japan Oil Pipeline 1. NBR Asian Energy Security Conference Website The National […]
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LATEST REPORT Wednesday, April 20, 2005 Content Framework for Energy Security Analysis Transport Energy Security ROK Country Analysis Brief APEC Report: Renewable Energy for Electricity Generation Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Energy Future Japan-PRC Gas Exploration Conflict Japan-EU Agreement on International Fusion Reactor Decline in PRC Coal Shortage PRC Plant Cleanup New Technology – CO2 Trapping […]
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LATEST REPORT Wednesday, April 6, 2005 Content Nautilus Institute Releases DPRK Dataset Oil Security Policy DPRK Energy Industry ROK Energy Policy PRC Energy Efficiency Japanese Energy Security Japan-PRC Exploration Conflict PRC Boost in Refining Capacity Nuclear Support at IAEA Conference RFE/Sakhalin-PRC Natural Gas ROK-Russian Development Agreement PRC and Asia’s Security 1. Nautilus Institute Releases DPRK […]
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LATEST REPORT Wednesday, March 23, 2005 Content Investments in Gas and LNG Infrastructure and Energy Security Energy Security Policy – US and Australia IGES Environment and Development Report Energy and Nanotechnology DPRK-ROK Electricity US and PRC Energy Policies PRC-Russia Trade and Economic Ties Asian Conversion Capacity Silver Contamination from Asian Coal Burning Sakhalin and […]
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LATEST REPORT Wednesday, March 9, 2005 Content Electric Power Interconnection in NE Asia Scenarios for GAS and LNG Pipeline Infrastructure in EU Energy, Poverty, and Gender: China Case Study Energy Security and Climate Change High Energy Prices Asian Waste-Energy Consortium PRC and Regional NG Pipeline New Gas Reserves in ROK Solar PV Markets and Technology […]
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