Dive into the intricate world of East Mediterranean Gas in this comprehensive analysis with Alexander Kislov. From the Abraham Accords’ implications on energy collaboration to the intriguing non-development of Cyprus’s natural gas reserves, we unpack it all. Understand the geopolitics with Turkey’s role, Israeli-Turkish gas projects, and the overarching influence of international giants in the gas exploration space. As the EU marches towards a greener future, what does it mean for the Mediterranean gas pipelines? Join us on this journey for clarity and insights.
Content
- Overview of East Mediterranean Gas
- Abraham Accords: Impact on Energy Cooperation in the East Mediterranean
- Projected Gas Demand from the EU: A 5-Year Outlook on East Mediterranean Gas
- LNG Carriers: Are There Enough to Meet EU’s East Mediterranean Gas Needs?
- Cyprus’ Untapped Potential: Reasons Behind Its Non-development of Natural Gas Reserves
- The Process Unveiled: Duration to Develop an Offshore Gas Field from Extraction to Export Deliveries
- Turkey’s Significant Role in Mediterranean Gas Dynamics
- Israeli-Turkish Collaborative Gas Projects
- Egypt: Balancing Demographics with Gas Export Commitments
- Israel’s Crucial Role in Gas Extraction in the Mediterranean
- Security Measures for Israeli Gas Fields
- Controversies and Disputes: A Dive into Mediterranean Gas Tensions
- International Players: Their Role and Discoveries in Mediterranean Gas Exploration
- Russian Energy Titans: Their Involvement in Mediterranean Gas
- EU Green Deal: Implications for Future Mediterranean Gas Pipelines
Alexander Kislov
Experienced natural gas and LNG analyst with unique expertise in EastMed, Russia, Europe and China markets. Alexander publishes in the Jerusalem Post, and also writes analytical reports for high profile clients.
The Abraham Accords and the EastMed Natural Gas Market: Supporting the Region’s Ambitions to Become a Global Gas Player
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