The future of energy
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The future of energy

LNG Power Plays

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From exporter to importer, Southeast Asia is redefining its gas balance. Between growing demand, expanding infrastructure, and competition from renewables, the challenge is finding a sustainable role for LNG. ASEAN countries are emerging as the most promising LNG buyers. As a whole, they have a very large population (Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines), dense urban centers (Singapore and Thailand), and constantly growing energy demand. Imports from the United States are increasing. And Russia is also entering the market. Europe is at a crossroads. Does the planet's energy future depend on Asia?

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The Nexus: energy, food, water

  • The Balance of Resources
  • Seeds of resilience
  • The system no one governs
  • Four strategies and four levers for managing the nexus
  • Beyond scarcity
  • Integrated planning: best practice
  • The hidden risks
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Reaching for the Sky

  • Return to the Moon
  • The New Space Race
  • Multipolar Space Politics
  • Responsibility and the future of Technological Civilizazion
  • China's Orbital Strategy
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New Balances

  • What is at stake
  • The era of energy resilience
  • Global dis-order and energy re-order
  • A changing global energy landscape
  • It's all about knowing how to move
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The Artic Race

  • The keys to the future
  • the competition for the Artic
  • the US returns to work
  • UE-NATO: Greenland as a test case
  • Europe: What has changed?
  • the future of hydrocarbons
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