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The Global Powers Confront the Crisis
While the Trump Administration rejected green stimulus measures, China supported the clean energy sector, though those efforts have been offset by other, more carbon-intensive stimulus.
MENA: A Fundamental Compromise
Oil exporting countries in the Middle East must understand that the reduction of long-term risk requires the acceptance of lower return from existing assets because of investment in decarbonization measures.
The Asian century is drawing ever closer
The new Coronavirus will accelerate two trends already underway: the establishment of a multipolar global order with multilevel governance; and the centrality of the Asia System, an informal web of relations not necessarily dominated by China.
The Golden Age Beckons
Ghana was the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to gain independence from the UK in 1957. Gold, cocoa and oil are the sectors that fuel its economic growth. Future goal: energy independence.
L’acqua nel mondo del G-Zero
Vivere in un tempo caratterizzato dal disfacimento del vecchio ordine mondiale a guida americana complica sia la geopolitica sia l’accesso all’acqua.
GEO#2 – Energy for cooperation
Recent discoveries of enormous natural gas fields in the Eastern Mediterranean are revolutionising the economic and geopolitical balance among countries in the area, most of all Israel and Egypt. How?
The Policy on Gas Pipelines in Europe
Are we so sure that the European Union is really pursuing the aim of creating an integrated system of European gas pipelines?
GEO#1 - Energy for Europe
What energy challenges can Europe expect over coming years? We discuss this with Fabio Marchetti, Head of Eni's European Government Affairs.
The 21st century Cold War
How the superpowers compare. It’s impossible to predict the final outcome of the competition between the two major world economies.
The Diplomacy of Decarbonization
The transformation of the energy paradigm on a global scale reveals the inadequacy of international institutions.