CommentaryTurkmenistan
Country Spotlight: Malaysia’s Energy Footprint in Turkmenistan and the Greater Caspian Region
During the 31st International Conference and Exhibition Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan ...
Kurtis Yan·
Energy
Analysis of oil, gas, renewables and power grids across the Caspian, and Central Asia’s hydropower and nuclear energy plans.
AnalysisTurkmenistan
Sealing Cracks: Turkmenistan’s History of Leaks Exposes the Importance of Halting Unfettered Methane Emissions
Methane emissions might be expected from one of the largest natural gas producers in the world
Kurtis Yan·
AnalysisTurkmenistan
Industrial Insights: Outcomes from Turkmenistan’s Oil and Gas Conference
Turkmenistan is open for business and is continuing to serve as a center for natural gas and oil from both
Kurtis Yan·
Azerbaijan International Investment Forum Nets Almost $11 Billion in Signed Contracts
Nearly $11 billion worth of contracts in AI, energy, and manufacturing were signed in Baku on September 25
Liam Gibson·
No Bloc, No Secretariat: A New C6 Model of Regional Cooperation Across the Caspian
Once upon a time, the countries of Central Asia only wanted bilateral attention, disdaining regional
Dr. Eric Rudenshiold·
Power of Normalization: Armenia’s Goals to Enhance its Energy Security Can Strengthen Cooperation with Azerbaijan
Kurtis Yan·
From Chevron to AI: The Surprising History of U.S. Economic Engagement with Central Asia
As a U.S. business delegation of more than 100 companies prepares to travel to Uzbekistan ...
Dr. Eric Rudenshiold·
Georgia Wants to Be an Energy Hub: Its Power Grid Has Other Ideas
Georgia has suffered from three major blackouts this summer: July 23-24, July 25, and August 5
Kurtis Yan, Liam Gibson·
Trans-Caspian Fiber Optic Cable — Unpacked
The Trans-Caspian Fiber-Optic Cable, which will finally loosen Russia's grip on Central Asia's internet
Dr. Akbota Karibayeva Meyer·
Yerevan’s Nuclear Question Might No Longer Have an American Answer
Armenia’s nuclear energy diplomacy sits in the spotlight of renewed U.S. attention to the South Caucasus ...
Kurtis Yan·
A Hard Rain for Critical Minerals Supply Chains: American Search for Secure Mineral Routes
Dr. Ruchan Kaya·
Minerals, Energy, and Industry: Takeaways from the Inaugural C5 + South Korea Heads of State Summit
Kurtis Yan·
Blackouts in Turkmenistan Reveal Vulnerabilities in Power Infrastructure
Blackouts thrust four of Turkmenistan’s five regions into darkness and led to power outages in neighboring ...
Liam Gibson·
Country Spotlight: Exploring India’s Role as an Energy Market for the Caspian Region
Prior to his participation in the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s (SCO) summit in Bishkek
Kurtis Yan·
Kazakhstan’s Major Oil Fields – Kashagan and Tengizchevroil: Production, Export Infrastructure, and Diversification Prospects
Since its independence in 1991, Kazakhstan has been one of the world’s leading hydrocarbon-producing countries
Aigerim Orynbassar·
Grid Limitations and Blackouts: Why does Central Asia Keep Losing Power?
The region’s latest major blackout on August 14 knocked out power across four of the five Central Asian states
Liam Gibson, Kurtis Yan·
Trans-Caspian Links: The Growing Investment Portfolio Between Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan
Cooperation between Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan remains vital as the two sides look to bolster trans-Caspian relations
Kurtis Yan·
Shipbuilding on the Caspian Sea
The Caspian Sea has found itself increasingly under pressure. From one side, Ukrainian strikes hammer Russian
Liam Gibson·