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Analysis of Cooperation Potential on Low-Carbon Energy Between GCC and NEA case study between GCC and NEA, this chapter discusses the cooperation potential and challenges on low-carbon energy as well. It concludes with policy suggestions on the initiative of establishing a long-term cooperation mechanism on low-carbon energy.

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Introduction,and Northeast Asia (NEA). The chapter details the current relationship between the two regions and finds that while commercial linkages are robust, there remain areas of fragility given the concentrated role of energy in the trade. As a result, issues of price volatility and the energy supply concer

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Effects of Oil Price Volatility on Bilateral Trade Between China and the GCC have maintained a stable relationship and developed closer economic ties since the 1990s. This article analyses the effects of oil price shocks on bilateral trade between China and GCC countries over the period from 1994 to 2014 under an empirical analysis framework by utilizing a dynamic generaliz

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Potential Impact of Methane Hydrate Development on GCC and NEA Energy Tradentries of Northeast Asia (NEA) and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). In this paper, the historical energy trade relationship between the two regions is examined as well as the evolution and scientific basics of methane hydrates, the methods of methane hydrate extraction, the challenges faced in ex

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GCC-NEA Oil Trade: Competition in Asian Oil Markets and the Russian ‘Pivot’ Eastalyses the impact of changing global crude oil flows on key oil exporters’ revenues and on inter-regional price differentials by utilizing the KAPSARC Global Oil Trade Model (GOTM). Oil trade between the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Northeast Asia (NEA) will be subject to new pressures as majo

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Changes in Chinese Natural Gas Demand and Their Potential Impacts on the Relationship Between China irst established the sector-based approach to forecast the medium-term (2030) natural gas demand of China in three different developed speed scenarios. The results suggest that natural gas demand by power generation and industry sector are the largest source of uncertainty. Then conducted a comprehe

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