Triton Island: South China Sea Joint Development Area? – Analysis
Under a Triton Island JDA, Petrovietnam and China National Overseas Oil Company (CNOOC) would develop offshore oil and gas in
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Author: Stewart Taggart
A former economic and energy market journalist in the United States, Western Europe and Asia, Stewart is the founder and principal of Grenatec. Sydney-based Grenatec is a research organization studying the viability of a Pan-Asia Energy Infrastructure. This infrastructure would be comprised of parallel natural gas pipelines, high capacity power lines and fiber optics cables stretching from Australia to China, Japan and South Korea.
Website: http://grenatec.com/
Articles by Stewart Taggart :
Two Precedent-Setting South China Sea Joint Development Areas – Analysis
Creating two South China Sea Joint Development Areas (JDAs) — one off Vietnam, the other off the Philippines — will
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UN Tribunal: China’s South China Sea Climbdown Opportunity? – Analysis
China says it won’t accept any South China Sea UN Tribunal decision it doesn’t like. But an adverse decision could
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South China Sea’s First Victim: China’s AIIB? – Analysis
Could the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) suffer collateral damage from China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea? The
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China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) First Loan – Analysis
China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank’s (AIIB) first investment should be — without a doubt — the Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline (TAEG)
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China’s Asian Infrastructure Bank Needs Borrowers, Badly – Analysis
After years of exporting to the world, China’s now struggling to keep her economy moving amid a slowing global economy.
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Methane Hydrates: China’s Real South China Sea Goal? – Analysis
Could access to methane hydrates be behind China’s territorial aggressiveness in the South China Sea? Methane hydrates are a form
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A South China Sea US Warship Route – Analysis
If US navy ships traverse the South China Sea to demonstrate freedom of navigation, what route might they take? One
Read moreAIIB: Is It China’s ‘Achilles Heel?’ – Analysis
In recent decades, China’s become the ‘workshop of the world.’ Out of this China got high employment and economic growth.
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Can China’s Infrastructure Bank Fix Climate Change? – Analysis
Can China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) fix climate change? Yes. If it funds infrastructure encouraging common standards, integrated markets
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