If Russian energy policy were to shift from Europe as a key market, the obvious focus would be China.
Growing energy needs represent a key force driving China to its increased interest and involvement in Central Asia.
China has a new e passport asserting their claims in the South China Sea.
In this important article, Bill Anderson addresses both near and longer term approaches to dealing with energy shortages and providing for energy independence.
By Hon. Bill Anderson What if we could incentivize the private sector to offer distributed alternative energy solutions that could provide energy and potable water at the point of use at forward operating bases and do it without large technology development earmarks…so, not spending an additional dime of taxpayer money?…
By Hon. Bill Anderson 10/08/2010 The US Marines have been testing a deployable sustainable energy system utilizing solar and/or wind energy generation and combining with energy storage capacity and sophisticated energy management capability.
By Hon. Bill Anderson 09/29/2010 If delivering energy to the troops was as simple as flipping a light switch or a quick trip to the local service station for a fill-up, the military’s energy supply chain would be quite mundane. Unfortunately, our war fighters don’t live in that kind of…