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NATURAL GAS SUPPLIES (2) answer(s).
 
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India’s thrust for energy security: sources, challenges and implications / Mohapatra, Anil Kumar; Parida, Susanta Kumar   Article
Mohapatra, Anil Kumar Article
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Summary/Abstract Energy is vital to India’s economic development. However, there are daunting challenges too. To script a transition to clean coal and renewable energy India needs to undertake reforms in its power sector. It must put in place a well-defined holistic energy policy. There is the need to encourage research in this area so that wastage will be less and utility will be more, and which will facilitate conservation of energy as well. Invention and use of the appropriate technology could ensure energy security to India while making the energy production environment friendly.
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Significance of the Baltic Sea Region for natural gas supplies to the V4 countries / Ruszel, Mariusz   Journal Article
Ruszel, Mariusz Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The policy of diversification of natural gas supplies requires the extension of appropriate energy infrastructure. The V4 countries consume over 42 bcm natural gas a year. The dominant position in the region is held by the Russian Federation, which supplies the gas to different countries at different prices. Hence, the aim of the paper is to determine what role the Baltic Sea region is going to play for V4 countries as an opportunity to break this dominance. An added value of this article is the identification of the policy factors influencing the strategic importance of the Baltic Sea Region in the context of diversification of energy supply sources. The research hypothesis has been put forward that the development of gas infrastructure in the Baltic Sea Region will have an impact on strengthening the geoeconomic space of the Visegrad Group countries. The author will attempt to answer the following research questions: How should the potential of the Baltic Sea be used to strengthen the energy security of V4 countries? In what way should the gas infrastructure between the Visegrad Group states be developed?
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