Constantinos Papalucas on EastMed Pipeline declaration in Tel Aviv. Why Italy wants in - ANT1 TV

Apr 4, 2017

In this 9 minute interview on ANTENNA's (ANT1, Cyprus) daily show with Nikitas Kyriakou (04/APRIL/2017) Constantinos Papalucas discusses the Israel/ Cyprus/ Greece/ Italy (plus EU) quadrilateral meeting on the East Med Pipeline, Italy's interest in the project and other eastern Mediterranean energy developments following the completion of Cyprus' 3rd licensing round which has seen oil majors either gain a foothold in Cypriot EEZ (ExxonMobil and Qatar Petroleum) or extend their presence (ENI and Total). The interview is in Greek with English Subtitles.

Constantinos Papalucas is a former Associate with the Environment and Natural Resources Program (ENRP) at Harvard University’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs where he focused on the issues surrounding the gas finds and the emerging energy hubs in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Constantinos Papalucas on East Med gas developments - ANTENNA TV (CYPRUS)

Constantinos Papalucas is a former Associate with the Environment and Natural Resources Program (ENRP) at Harvard University’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs where he focused on the issues surrounding the gas finds and the emerging energy hubs in the Eastern Mediterranean. In this 16 minute interview on ANTENNA's (ANT1, Cyprus) daily show with Nikitas Kyriakou (08/03/2017) Constantinos Papalucas offers a Cypriot perspective on Cyprus & Israel gas developments & the Int. Oil Companies involved, right after the successful completion of the negotiations following Cyprus' 3rd licensing round. The interview is in Greek with English Subtitles.

Connecting the East Med - IN CYPRUS / CYPRUS WEEKLY

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Constantinos Papalucas is a former Associate with the Environment and Natural Resources Program (ENRP) at Harvard University’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs where he focused on the issues surrounding the gas finds and the emerging energy hubs in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Asked about the state of the global market for gas and oil, Papalucas says that the world has enjoyed a period of low prices of oil, but also low prices of natural gas, because of the existence of oil-linked natural gas contracts.

In addition, since the end of 2014, the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is in an oversupply mode, creating an LNG glut.

“The demand from the world’s three largest players – Japan, Korea and China, which make for 60% of the global LNG imports – declined,” says Papalucas, who has also served on the US House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Constantinos Papalucas on US and EU Pipelines, EastMed, Gas Hubs and Turkey (English Subtitles)

Recent interview of Constantinos Papalucas on US/EU Pipelines, East Med, Gas Hubs and Turkey (In Greek, English Subtitles) on ANTENNA's (ANT1) daily show with Nikitas Kyriakou (06/02/2017). Constantinos Papalucas is a former Associate with the Environment and Natural Resources Program (ENRP) at Harvard University’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs where he focused on the issues surrounding the gas finds and the emerging energy hubs in the Eastern Mediterranean (Connecting the East Med - IN CYPRUS / CYPRUS WEEKLY).



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