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Sonnenberg, Anthony H. "Transportation energy and carbon footprints for U.S. corridors". Diss., Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1853/37316.
Texto completoOstafichuk, William John Carleton University Dissertation Geography. "A comparative analysis of the route approval procedures for energy transmission corridors between the Canadian federal government and the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario". Ottawa, 1989.
Buscar texto completoAbbasov, Faig G. "Europeanisation of the Southern Gas Corridor : assessing the institutional dimension of EU energy security". Thesis, University of Sheffield, 2016. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/12578/.
Texto completoOkumuş, Olgu. "What changes when state bureaucracy changes ? : a study of Turkish politics during negotiations regarding the Southern Energy Corridor Project (SECP)". Thesis, Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016IEPP0035.
Texto completoThis thesis explores the question of what changes when state bureaucracy changes, via an analysis of the Turkish government’s policy making during the negotiations for the Southern Energy Corridor Project (SECP). A technical analysis of the SECP in the international energy diplomacy context is first presented and – along with a historical contextualization of oil and gas transit projects in Turkey – provides inputs into a sociological analysis of how decisions were taken by the Turkish government. In the light of these analyses, I explored what the SECP process says about Turkish politics and what Turkey’s experience shows in relation to sociology literature. As I initially observed there was market-driven policy-making during the SECP process (which was new compared to antecedent technically-comparable-project decision-making process), I hypothesized a change had been realized in Turkish bureaucracy, causing a shift in dominant values and interest. Referring to literature on how bureaucracy’s dominant power over society limits liberalism, I claimed this process could replace a strong state with a modest state, and a weak society with a stronger one where the market economy and its values became dominant and more liberal and democratic politics could interact. However, I concluded this was not so: the market driven policy making observed during the SECP was an exception in this specific case and institutional changes surrounding the energy policy-making arena remained limited to the replacement of old actors and institutions with new ones. This created new forms of power motivated by short-term commercial benefits, instead of creating the conditions necessary for more liberal politics to interact
Bidoggia, Enrico <1986>. "EUROPE ENERGY SECURITY: THE GAS SECTOR DIVERSIFICATION CHALLENGE. THE SOUTHERN CORRIDOR AND THE ROLE OF ITALY, A REGIONAL APPROACH". Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/6098.
Texto completoSchröder, Mirja [Verfasser]. "EU Gas Supply Security : A Geopolitical Vision of the Southern Gas Corridor / Mirja Schröder". Baden-Baden : Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, 2019. http://d-nb.info/1204705550/34.
Texto completoTanrikulu, Faik [Verfasser]. "The European Union’s Energy Security and Turkey’s Role in the Southern Gas Corridor : Interdependence on the Natural Gas Pipeline between Turkey and EU / Faik Tanrikulu". Frankfurt a.M. : Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften, 2018. http://d-nb.info/1173660909/34.
Texto completoAndrei, Roxana Gabriela. "(Re)sources for Conflict and Cooperation in the Caspian-Black Sea Region: the impact of energy dynamics". Doctoral thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10316/95427.
Texto completoThe annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the following conflict in Eastern Ukraine was assumed to lock the door between the EU and Russia. Yet, even at the peak of the political conflict between them, the natural gas continued to flow in the background, from Russia, via Ukraine, and further to the European consumers. Even more, in December 2019, Kiev and Moscow signed a new gas deal providing for the continuation of the Russian gas transit through Ukraine. During the same timeframe, Russia and Turkey engaged in a diplomatic and political dispute that froze their relations for almost one year, while choosing to stand on opposing positions in the military conflicts in Syria and Libya. Nonetheless, the two countries continued with their common project and built the Turkish Stream natural gas pipeline. The Turkish Stream has been depicted as a geopolitical rival of the EU-backed Southern Gas Corridor, yet neither Brussels, nor Moscow have opposed or criticised the other party’s project. The narratives around the EU’s dependence on Russian gas imports have become increasingly politicised in recent years warning about Europe’s vulnerability to disruptions and the misuse of gas as a weapon by Moscow. However, the EU imports and uses less natural gas than oil in its energy mix and its gas demand is expected to decrease further. Intrigued by these contradictions, I research in this thesis how conflict and cooperation have been employed by the key energy players in the Caspian-Black Sea region and I argue that conflict and cooperation do not exclude each other, that they co-exist in a conflict-cooperation perpetuum. The new conceptual tool is particularly useful to explain why the players engaged in a political conflict are able to simultaneously cooperate in the energy field. Noting that neither the Southern Gas Corridor, nor the Turkish Stream fulfil the energy security needs of their proponents, the EU, Russia and Turkey, I propose using the theoretical framework of ontological security in order to unveil the deeper layer of their existential motivations that, in addition to the material considerations, underpin their decisions and behaviour, and shape the complex relationships between them.
A anexação da Crimeia em 2014 e o conflito que se seguiu no Leste da Ucrânia pareciam ter trancado a porta entre a UE e a Rússia. Contudo, mesmo no auge do conflito político entre estes dois atores, o gás natural continuou a fluir, da Rússia, via Ucrânia, para os consumidores europeus. Além do mais, em dezembro de 2019, Kiev e Moscovo assinaram um novo acordo energético que prevê a continuação do trânsito de gás russo pela Ucrânia. Durante o mesmo período de tempo, a Rússia e a Turquia envolveram-se numa disputa diplomática e política que congelou as suas relações durante quase um ano, enquanto as suas escolhas denotavam posições opostas nos conflitos militares na Síria e na Líbia. No entanto, os dois países prosseguiram o projeto comum de construção do gasoduto Turkish Stream. Este gasoduto tem sido descrito como um rival geopolítico do Southern Gas Corridor, apoiado pela UE, mas nem Bruxelas, nem Moscovo se opuseram ou criticaram o outro projeto do outro. As narrativas em torno da dependência da UE das importações de gás russo tornaram-se cada vez mais politizadas nos últimos anos, alertando para a vulnerabilidade da Europa e potenciais ruturas e uso indevido do gás como arma por Moscovo. No entanto, a UE importa e consome menos gás natural do que petróleo em termos energéticos e prevê-se que a procura de gás diminua ainda mais. Intrigada por estas contradições, esta tese investiga de que modo dinâmicas de conflito e cooperação têm sido usadas pelos principais atores da energia na região do Mar Cáspio-Mar Negro e argumenta que o conflito e a cooperação não se excluem, ao invés coexistem no que denomino de conflito-cooperação perpetuum. Esta nova ferramenta concetual é particularmente útil para explicar por que atores envolvidos num conflito político são simultaneamente capazes de cooperar no campo da energia. Notando que nem o Southern Gas Corridor, nem o Turkish Stream respondem cabalmente às necessidades de segurança energética dos seus proponentes, a UE, a Rússia e a Turquia, proponho usar o quadro teórico da segurança ontológica para melhor compreender a camada mais profunda das suas motivações existenciais que, além de considerações materiais, informam as suas decisões e comportamento e moldam as complexas relações que existem entre eles.
Binhack, Petr. "Kaspický zemní plyn a jejich relevance pro upevnění energetické bezpečnosti Evropské unie: Výzva pro 21. století?" Doctoral thesis, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-370643.
Texto completoAkdemir, Enes. "Evropská sousedská politika po vilniuském summitu: případ jižního Kavkazu". Master's thesis, 2020. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-415142.
Texto completoAmjad, Muhammad Mustafa. "Modeling of Electrical Grid Systems to Evaluate Sustainable Electricity Generation in Pakistan". 2020. https://scholarworks.umass.edu/masters_theses_2/908.
Texto completoJančík, Jan. "Nord Stream 2: V souladu se strategií energetické bezpečnosti EU?" Master's thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-406243.
Texto completoAzevedo, Frederico Emanuel Fetal Prezado Santos de. "Diversificação e segurança energética europeia : gás natural e o corredor meridional". Master's thesis, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/18261.
Texto completoAs one of the major global economies, the European Union is dependent on external supplies of natural gas. Considering that its markets have a regional dimension, as main form of transportation of natural gas is effected through pipelines, the European geopolitical context faces a set of risks, some of which are political in nature, that undermine its energy security status regarding natural gas supplies. Hence, the European Union has implemented several strategies that aim to create a common market and space correlated to natural gas consumption; as it has been trying to boost its relations with other exporter, transit and consumer countries. Concerning such improvement in relations, the European Commission prioritized the creation of a new supply route, the Southern Corridor, composed by a pipeline system with the purpose of connecting potential alternative suppliers with its consumer markets. The main goal of this project serves the increase of diversification, as one of the fundamental solutions to reinforce European energy security. However, the alternative regions included in this strategy pose a number of challenges of diverse naturewhich may compromise the Corridor’s development. To analyse and understand all these contexts and, ultimately, to confirm the importance of the Southern Corridor’s contribution to the increase of the European energy security, are the objectives of this work.
Stráník, Tomáš. "Severojižní plynový koridor jakožto východisko pro zajištění energetické bezpečnosti EU v souladu s její dlouhodobou politikou". Master's thesis, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-325031.
Texto completoProuza, Petr. "Česká republika a její připojení na nové LNG terminály - posílení plynové bezpečnosti". Master's thesis, 2012. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-313536.
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