Professor Jonathan Stern

Director of Gas Research

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Expertise

Natural gas issues worldwide: development, trade, liberalisation, regulation and security

Utility policy, deregulation and liberalisation

Russian and CIS energy and climate change issues

Current/Forthcoming Projects

Academic and Professional Experience

2003-

Honorary Professor, Centre for Energy, Petroleum & Mineral Law & Policy,
University of Dundee

2002-

Visiting Professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Technology at Imperial College in London

1992-2007

Associate Fellow, Sustainable Development Programme, Royal Institute of International Affairs

1985-92

Head of the Energy and Environmental Programme, Royal Institute of International Affairs

1990-91

Director of Studies, Royal Institute of International Affairs

Institute Publications

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Is There A Rationale for the Continuing Link to Oil Product Prices in Continental European Long Term Gas Contracts?
by Jonathan Stern, 2007.  NG19  [0.52MB]

The New Security Environment for European Gas: Worsening Geopolitics and Increasing Global Competition for LNG
by Jonathan P. Stern, 2006.  NG15  [0.18MB]

The Future of Russian Gas and Gazprom
by Jonathan P. Stern, 2005.  £39.5.  OIES28  

Natural Gas in Asia
by I Wybrew-Bond & J Stern; Authors D Fridley, N Jung, A Miyamoto, K-Wook Paik, J Stern, I Wybrew-Bond (Eds.), 2002.  £39.5.  OIES25  

Gas to Europe: The Strategies of Four Major Suppliers
by R Mabro & I Wybrew-Bond; Authors A Aïssaoui, U Bartsch, M Peebles, J Stern and I Wybrew-Bond (Eds.), 1999.  £10.  OIES19  

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Jonathan Stern: The New Security Environment for European Gas Trade

Short paper revisiting and updating some previous work which will attempt to inject some clarity into the debate on gas security.

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