Monthly Archives: June 2016
Myanmar’s Energy Sector: An Overview
by Alissa Nicole Thompson Abstract Myanmar is straddling a new national development plan. Since the new civilian government took office in 2011, reforms were necessary after the changes resulting from the sanctions previously imposed on the country. Energy will undoubtedly play a role Myanmar’s growth, and the country is expected to receive significant amounts of […]
Lithuania: Energy Security Through Liberalization
by Aaron Wood Abstract Following independence from the Soviet Union in the 1990s, the main concern for Lithuania was achieving energy independence. While this was achieved in part through the use of Ignalina NPP, it would prevent the development of liberalized markets and accession to the European Union. This article will show through a historical recount, […]
Russian LNG in Asia Pacific: Low Price Market Environment
From our last edition of the ENERPO Journal. Great piece by Jinsok Sung.
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