China, India and the United States Competition for Energy Resources
by Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and ResearchFormat: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2009-01-15
Publisher(s): Atlas Books
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Summary
The world is witnessing a triangular race between the USA, China and India to secure their future energy supplies, as global energy needs rise inexorably and petroleum production struggles to keep pace. China is aggressively seeking new supplies to fuel its phenomenal growth and may soon overtake the USA as the world¿s largest energy consumer and oil importer. Meanwhile, India¿s dramatic economic develo pment is underscoring its own heavy dependence on energy imports. What are the international implications of this triangular race for energy supplies? How will oil geopolitics and energy security considerations shape the foreign policies of these three global players? How can the Gulf countries respond to the energy needs of whilst performing a delicate balancing act in this critical supply scenario? This volume offers global, regional and country perspectives from energy experts on the international race for energy resources and its wider economic and political ramifications.
Author Biography
The Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research is based in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Table of Contents
* Figures and Tables * Abbreviations and Acronyms * Foreword, by Jamal S. Al-Suwaidi * Introduction * Keynote Address: UAE Energy Policy: Expanding Production Capacity and Maintaining Market Equilibrium -- H.E. Mohammed bin Dha’en Al-Hamili * GLOBAL SUPPLY AND DEMAND PROSPECTS * The Relationship between Demand Outlook and Supply Potential: A View to 2030 -- Richard C. Vierbuchen * Assessment of Competition from Major Non-GCC Producers: Iran, Russia and Venezuela -- Luis E. Giusti * Quest for Energy: The Role of Consumer Governments and National Oil Companies -- Chietgji Bajpaee * OIL AND GEOPOLITICS * Geopolitics and Market Forces: Political Consequences of Limited Supply -- Nan Li * Energy and Strategic Relations between the GCC, Asia and the United States: A Challenging Balancing Act -- Adnan Shihab-Eldin * FOCUS ON THE GULF* ADNOC: Boosting the UAE’s Key Role in Regional and Global Energy Markets -- Sultan Ahmad Al Mehairi * Reliance on Middle East Energy Resources: Relations between Gulf Producers and Emerging Consumers -- Saïd Nachet * Gulf Producers’ Policies: Managing Market Competition, Risks and Opportunities -- Ibrahim A.H. Ismail * FOCUS ON ASIA * Energy Alliances in the ASEAN +3 and Regional Cooperation: Integrated Approaches to Asian Energy Security -- Katsuhiko Suetsugu * The Energy Race between China and India: Motivations and Potential Opportunities for Cooperation -- Jeffrey G. Brown, Vijay Mukherji and Kang Wu * FOCUS ON CHINA * China: Raising Domestic Production Levels and Boosting Energy Efficiency -- H.E. Ambassador Yusheng Gao * China, India and the United States: Competition for Petroleum Resources and Prospects for Cooperation -- Xiaojie Xu * China’s Economic Growth and its Global Quest for Energy Security -- Wenran Jiang * FOCUS ON INDIA * India: Pursuing Energy Security to Fuel Phenomenal Economic Growth -- H.E. Ambassador C.M. Bhandari * The International Competition for Energy Resources: India’s Perspective -- Talmiz Ahmad * India’s Economic Development and the Energy Agenda -- Leena Srivastava, Sakshi Marwah, Atul Kumar, Ritu Mathur and Pradeep Dadich * FOCUS ON THE UNITED STATES * The US-China-India Triangle of Strategic Energy Interests: US Perspectives -- Mikkal E. Herberg * Is a New US Petroleum Strategy Coming into View? -- Sarah A. Emerson * Contributors * Notes * Bibliography * Index *
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