Abstract
The EUROGULF project was launched in 2002 by a consortium led by the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute, and comprising the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies, the Energy Policy Unit of the National Technical University of Athens and ECONERGY SAL of Beirut. Funding is provided by the European Commission through a grant from the SYNERGY program. The objective of the project is to analyse European Union (EU) - Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) relations with respect to oil and gas issues and propose new policy initiatives and approaches to enhance cooperation between the two regional groupings. The project has originated a collection of papers whose provisional drafts have been discussed in two workshops: in Riyadh in April 2004, and in Florence in November 2004. This document is the final research report presented at the concluding conference in Kuwait, on April 2005. It gathers the final versions of the project papers: Executive Summary and Policy Paper; Task 1 - Economic and Political Conditions for Energy Security: Prospects for Oil and Gas Exports from the GCC Member Countries; Prospects for Oil and Gas Exports from the GCC Member Countries; Supply Responses to Price Changes in the Medium
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Naji, Abi-Aad;
[1]
Skinner, R;
Arnott, R;
Mabro, R;
[2]
Luciani, G;
Luciani, G
[3]
- ECONERGY, Washington (United States)
- Oxford Institute for Energy Studies - OIES (United States)
- EUI, RSCAS, Mediterranean Programme (Italy)
Citation Formats
Naji, Abi-Aad, Skinner, R, Arnott, R, Mabro, R, Luciani, G, and Luciani, G.
Eurogulf: an Eu-GCC dialogue for energy stability and sustainability. Final research report.
France: N. p.,
2005.
Web.
Naji, Abi-Aad, Skinner, R, Arnott, R, Mabro, R, Luciani, G, & Luciani, G.
Eurogulf: an Eu-GCC dialogue for energy stability and sustainability. Final research report.
France.
Naji, Abi-Aad, Skinner, R, Arnott, R, Mabro, R, Luciani, G, and Luciani, G.
2005.
"Eurogulf: an Eu-GCC dialogue for energy stability and sustainability. Final research report."
France.
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title = {Eurogulf: an Eu-GCC dialogue for energy stability and sustainability. Final research report}
author = {Naji, Abi-Aad, Skinner, R, Arnott, R, Mabro, R, Luciani, G, and Luciani, G}
abstractNote = {The EUROGULF project was launched in 2002 by a consortium led by the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute, and comprising the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies, the Energy Policy Unit of the National Technical University of Athens and ECONERGY SAL of Beirut. Funding is provided by the European Commission through a grant from the SYNERGY program. The objective of the project is to analyse European Union (EU) - Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) relations with respect to oil and gas issues and propose new policy initiatives and approaches to enhance cooperation between the two regional groupings. The project has originated a collection of papers whose provisional drafts have been discussed in two workshops: in Riyadh in April 2004, and in Florence in November 2004. This document is the final research report presented at the concluding conference in Kuwait, on April 2005. It gathers the final versions of the project papers: Executive Summary and Policy Paper; Task 1 - Economic and Political Conditions for Energy Security: Prospects for Oil and Gas Exports from the GCC Member Countries; Prospects for Oil and Gas Exports from the GCC Member Countries; Supply Responses to Price Changes in the Medium Term and the Definition of an 'Optimal' Price Band for Guaranteeing Energy Security in the Long Term; Discussion of the Desirable Rate of Exploitation of GCC Hydrocarbon Resources in the light of the Objectives of Maximizing Revenue and Achieving Economic Development in the Long Run; Promoting Economic Diversification as a Tool to Encourage Countries holding Major Hydrocarbon Reserves to Increase Production in line with Growing Global Demand at Stable Prices; Task 2 - Enhancing the Efficiency and Transparency of the International Oil Markets: The Reference Pricing System: Origins, Rationale, Assessment; Reforming Reference Pricing and Seeking for Alternative Pricing Systems; Strategic Stockpiles vs. Market Intervention for Price Stabilisation; Task 3 - Promoting Greater GCC Reliance on Gas through the Development of an Interconnected GCC Gas Network and Competitive Gas Market; as well as Increased Exports to the EU through Major New Pipelines and LNG Projects: Potential for Greater Gas Utilisation in the GCC Countries; Creating an Integrated GCC Gas Grid and Promoting a Competitive and Transparent GCC-wide Gas Market; Promoting Gas Pipeline Exports from the GCC to the Near East and Europe; Potential for Increased LNG Exports from the GCC Countries to Europe; Task 4 - Development of Renewable Energies, Promotion of the Rational Use of Energy and Reduction of CO{sub 2} Emissions in the GCC Region: Analysis of the Constraints for the Market Development of RES in the GCC Member Countries and Needs for Financial Support; Potential Role of the CDM to Support the Development of RES; Potential Role of a CO{sub 2} Emission-Trading Scheme in the GCC Member Countries to enable the Development of RES Projects; Establishing an Initial List of RES Projects for Priority Consideration in the Context of EU-GCC Cooperation Task 5 - Institutional Aspects of EU-GCC Co-operation in the Field of Energy: Discussion of the Respective Role and Cooperation between the several International Institutions having Competence in the Field of Energy; The Relevance of the Energy Charter Treaty for EU-GCC Cooperation.}
place = {France}
year = {2005}
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}
title = {Eurogulf: an Eu-GCC dialogue for energy stability and sustainability. Final research report}
author = {Naji, Abi-Aad, Skinner, R, Arnott, R, Mabro, R, Luciani, G, and Luciani, G}
abstractNote = {The EUROGULF project was launched in 2002 by a consortium led by the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute, and comprising the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies, the Energy Policy Unit of the National Technical University of Athens and ECONERGY SAL of Beirut. Funding is provided by the European Commission through a grant from the SYNERGY program. The objective of the project is to analyse European Union (EU) - Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) relations with respect to oil and gas issues and propose new policy initiatives and approaches to enhance cooperation between the two regional groupings. The project has originated a collection of papers whose provisional drafts have been discussed in two workshops: in Riyadh in April 2004, and in Florence in November 2004. This document is the final research report presented at the concluding conference in Kuwait, on April 2005. It gathers the final versions of the project papers: Executive Summary and Policy Paper; Task 1 - Economic and Political Conditions for Energy Security: Prospects for Oil and Gas Exports from the GCC Member Countries; Prospects for Oil and Gas Exports from the GCC Member Countries; Supply Responses to Price Changes in the Medium Term and the Definition of an 'Optimal' Price Band for Guaranteeing Energy Security in the Long Term; Discussion of the Desirable Rate of Exploitation of GCC Hydrocarbon Resources in the light of the Objectives of Maximizing Revenue and Achieving Economic Development in the Long Run; Promoting Economic Diversification as a Tool to Encourage Countries holding Major Hydrocarbon Reserves to Increase Production in line with Growing Global Demand at Stable Prices; Task 2 - Enhancing the Efficiency and Transparency of the International Oil Markets: The Reference Pricing System: Origins, Rationale, Assessment; Reforming Reference Pricing and Seeking for Alternative Pricing Systems; Strategic Stockpiles vs. Market Intervention for Price Stabilisation; Task 3 - Promoting Greater GCC Reliance on Gas through the Development of an Interconnected GCC Gas Network and Competitive Gas Market; as well as Increased Exports to the EU through Major New Pipelines and LNG Projects: Potential for Greater Gas Utilisation in the GCC Countries; Creating an Integrated GCC Gas Grid and Promoting a Competitive and Transparent GCC-wide Gas Market; Promoting Gas Pipeline Exports from the GCC to the Near East and Europe; Potential for Increased LNG Exports from the GCC Countries to Europe; Task 4 - Development of Renewable Energies, Promotion of the Rational Use of Energy and Reduction of CO{sub 2} Emissions in the GCC Region: Analysis of the Constraints for the Market Development of RES in the GCC Member Countries and Needs for Financial Support; Potential Role of the CDM to Support the Development of RES; Potential Role of a CO{sub 2} Emission-Trading Scheme in the GCC Member Countries to enable the Development of RES Projects; Establishing an Initial List of RES Projects for Priority Consideration in the Context of EU-GCC Cooperation Task 5 - Institutional Aspects of EU-GCC Co-operation in the Field of Energy: Discussion of the Respective Role and Cooperation between the several International Institutions having Competence in the Field of Energy; The Relevance of the Energy Charter Treaty for EU-GCC Cooperation.}
place = {France}
year = {2005}
month = {Jul}
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