Northeast Asian Energy and the Global Context (Paperback)

The rapid economic growth of Northeast Asia requires increasing supplies of energy, much of which must be imported. Although many sources of imports exist, this report points out that the choices could be expanded if the possibility of supplying Russian gas to the region were to become a reality. What lessons can be learned from Europe's experiences of importing Russian gas? The report contains the main papers given at an EEP seminar in Seoul, Korea, attended by analysts and decision-makers from government, industry and academia.