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[post_content] => This paper assesses the prospects and challenges facing the Republic of Cyprus in developing the discovery of a significant offshore gas field by Noble Energy in December 2011.
This discovery came close on the heels of the major discoveries in adjacent offshore Israel, further astounding the international upstream exploration and production community who had largely overlooked the prospectivity of this area. For the Republic of Cyprus, whose economy is dominated by tourism and the service sector and overshadowed by Eurozone economic malaise, this discovery offers lower domestic energy costs and substantial export revenues. However, as is often the case with unexpected fortune, decisions on how best to develop such a resource for the benefit of a nation with a history of inter-ethnic tensions are not straightforward and further complicated by Cyprus’ geographic and geopolitical setting.
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[post_content] => Much of the debate on European gas security which followed the Russia-Ukraine crisis of January 2009, neglected the fact that consumers which lost their gas supply were limited to countries in south Eastern Europe. Anastasios Giamouridis and Spiros Paleoyannis have reviewed the security of supply situation in the gas markets of South Eastern Europe by examining the potential for pipeline interconnectors, LNG and gas storage in these countries. While multi-billion Euro pipelines bringing 10-30 Bcm/year of Caspian gas to and through the region, have tended to grab the headlines, smaller scale solutions such as interconnectors (with reverse flow), floating LNG regasification facilities and additional storages – which could be shared between a number of countries – could be a more immediate and affordable solution for countries struggling in the aftermath of recession and financial crisis. The markets of Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, UNMIK/Kosovo and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia may only account for a few percentage points of total European gas demand, but this is outweighed by the importance of ensuring that their supplies can be assured in the event of any future interruptions similar to the events of 2009.
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