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and Caspian Energy Developments (RUSSCASP) RUSSCASP is a publicly funded research program aimed at producing knowledge on long-term Russian and Caspian oil & gas developments. RUSSCASP focuses on three strategically important issue clusters:   Russia and the Caspian
region as arenas for foreign energy companies. Driving forces
and conditions for Russian and Caspian energy exports. Energy developments in the Russian high
north.RUSSCASP is executed by a consortium consisting of three Norway-based research institutions, and most of the results produced within the programme are made available to the public on this website. Read more about RUSSCASP's research and publications on: Oil and gas developments in Russia Oil and gas developments in the
Caspian regionLatest news & publications (15.05.2013) New book chapter: The Likelihood and Potential Implications of a Natural Gas Cartel By Steven A. Gabriel, Arild Moe, Knut Einar Rosendahl and Marina Tsygankova, in Roger Fouquet (ed.), Handbook on Energy and Climate Change (30.04.2013) Special section on the Arctic in EKO, including:
(02.04.2013) New article: Oil dependency of the Russian economy: An econometric analysis by Andreas Benedictow, Daniel Fjærtoft and Ole Løfsnæs in Economic Modelling (04.01.2013) New report: Twenty years of development and still no oil: Prirazlomnoe - Russia’s troublesome first Arctic offshore project by Lars Petter Lunden and Daniel Fjærtoft (02.10.2012) New report: China, Russia and Central Asia: The energy dilemma by Henrik Bergsager (30.08.2012) New book chapter: Slippery slopes: pitfalls for the rulers of resource-rich states by Indra Øverland, in Heinrich & Pleines (eds): Challenges of the Caspian Resource Boom: Domestic Elites and Policy-Making (29.08.2012) New article: Reducing gas flaring in Russia: Gloomy outlook in times of economic insecurity by Julia S.P. Loe and Olga Ladehaug in Energy Policy (13.08.2012) New report: Energy Elites in Central Asia: Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan by Kristin Fjæstad and Indra Øverland |
| In the media: Henrik Bergsager: 'Spiller stormaktene mot hverandre' ('Plays Great Powers out Against Each Other'), Aftenposten, 08.12.2012. In Norwegian. Jakub M. Godzimirski: '- Statoil har vært naive' ('- Statoil has been Naive'), E24, 13.08.2012. In Norwegian. Arild Moe: 'Proverka forumom' ('Test Forum'), ekspert.ru, 04.06.2012. In Russian. Arild Moe: 'Analytiker: Ikke åpenbart at Statoil forlater Sjtokman' ('Analyst: Not Obvious that Statoil will Leave Shtokman'), E24, 25.05.2012. In Norwegian. Arild Moe: 'Amnesty criticises Statoil over Rosneft deal', Aftenbladet, 14.05.2012. Arild Moe: 'Ekspert udivlen tem chto Fedinskoye i Tsentral'no-Berentsevskoye mestorozhdeniya poluchila "ENI", a ne "Statoil"' ('Expert surprised that ENI and not Statoil got Fedinskoye and Central-Barents fields'), oilru.com, 11.05.2012. In Russian. Arild Moe: 'Questions Rise over Big Oil Deal', Views and News from Norway, 09.05.2012. More media appearances > |
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