TYPE: INTERN
LOCATION: ANKARA / ISTANBUL / ANTALYA (selective)
DURATION: Half day / 1 day / 5 days (Selective cases)
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Energy experts, writers, media staff, students, policy makers
COURSE CONTENT
- Definition of energy security, perspectives of consumers and suppliers
Strategy of diversification (geographic routes of import/export, suppliers, energy mix) as a key precondition to achieve energy security
EU energy security and diversification’s strategy
The energy dimension of the Belt and Road Initiative: China and energy security
Middle East and North Africa: vulnerabilities and threats along the main energy chokepoints
Russia and new energy markets in East Asia: Sino-Russian cooperation and the Arctic route
Caspian and Central Asia: between East and West
South East Asia and energy security: the role of renewable energy sources
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Understand that energy security is a global and shared goal to achieve
- Evaluate how the geographic diversification of import/export routes can help international countries to achieve their energy security
- Learn the strategic interlink existing between energy and geopolitics and how energy suppliers can influence global energy scenario
- Preparing and discuss a case study and identify several strategies to enhance energy security
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