The Rise of China and Its Energy Implications December 2, 2011
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Study by Joe Barnes, James D. Coan, Jareer Elass…
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U.S.–China Relations and Energy Cooperation December 2, 2011
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I. Introduction
The U.S.-China relationship is fraught…
Chinese Growth Prospects in the Short to Medium Term December 2, 2011
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Abstract
The Chinese economy has grown at incredibly fast…
Carbon Management in China: The Effects of Decentralization and Privatization December 2, 2011
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I. Introduction
As the People’s Republic of China nears a…
China’s Investment in Latin American Energy Resources: Comparative Asian Politics December 2, 2011
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I. Introduction
Chinese investment in Latin American…
Quantitative Analysis of Scenarios for Chinese Domestic Unconventional Natural Gas Resources and Their Role in Global LNG Markets December 2, 2011
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I. Introduction
The past decade has yielded dramatic…
Vehicle Stocks in China: Consequences for Oil Demand December 2, 2011
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By Kenneth B. Medlock III, Ronald Soligo and James D…
The Future of Urban Sprawl in China and Its Impact on Transportation Oil Use December 2, 2011
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I. Introduction
In the next couple of decades…
Workshop -- Globalization and Energy Markets: Cycles, Energy Demand and Geopolitical Influences December 1, 2011
Critical market events have created new challenges for energy companies as the industry environment has been altered…
Water Is Not an Option: Texas' Broken Promise to Future Generations November 30, 2011
Ninety-seven percent of the water on Earth is salt water, while another 2.5 percent is locked in ice or deep underground…