DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Results of Pivot to the East in Oil and Gas Sector" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The plan of the pivot to the East began to be implemented in the Russian oil and gas sector long before another worsening of relations with the West. The motives behind it were most pragmatic.
Consumption of oil and gas grew in Asia, and limited local reserves made it possible to forecast with confidence that Asian countries would top the list of importers of hydrocarbons. Meanwhile, Russia does have reserves of oil and gas in the East that could be monetised.
Also, Russian state monopolies and their contractors are pleased to develop new transport infrastructure - and eastern projects have given them ample opportunity.
More than four years of life under sanctions have showed that from a political point of view too, the pivot to the East has proved correct. So what are its actual results?
Topics Covered
- Introduction
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Projects to Supply Gas from Russia to Asia
- A brief overview of the gas market of China
- A brief overview of the gas market of Japan and South Korea
- The prospects of Russian LNG projects in the Asian market
- Yamal LNG
- Three Arctic LNG' Projects
- Power of Siberia and Power of Siberia 2 Pipeline Projects
- Sakhalin Gas Projects
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Russia in Asian Oil Market
- Russia in Asian Oil Market
- Logistics of Russian Oil Supply to Asia and Rosneft Contracts
- Reorientation of Oil Supply from West to East
- China as Investor in Russian projects
- Medium-term Forecast of Developments
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