Various forms and mechanisms of Chinese-Russian cooperation in the energy sphere and the role of non-governmental structures

Pacific Science Review B: Humanities and Social Sciences Pub Date : 2015-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.psrb.2016.01.002

Andrey S. Golobokov

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A number of multilateral cooperation projects in Central Asia relate to the development of the interaction between China, Russia and other states in the region in the frame of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). In 2015, the organization increased the number of its members for the 1st time since 2001 and stressed the development of non-governmental structures including an energy club or a business club as one of the key factors.

The energy market of Shanghai Cooperation Organization has great potential for China and Russia. Furthermore, the widening of this market accompanies the will of the SCO participants to defend their national interests.

The role of the Energy Club, as a universal mechanism to develop integration ties in a Eurasian energy policy, is examined in the paper. The various aspects and tendencies of China, Russia and other member states' strategy in the SCO's Energy Club are analysed in the article. This paper is of interest to economists, political experts, planners, lecturers and students interested in Asia Pacific and Central Asia affairs.

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中俄能源领域合作的多种形式和机制以及民间机构的作用

中亚地区的一些多边合作项目涉及发展中俄和本地区其他国家在上海合作组织框架内的合作。2015年，该组织自2001年以来首次增加了成员数量，并强调能源俱乐部或商业俱乐部等民间组织的发展是关键因素之一。上海合作组织能源市场对中俄两国来说潜力巨大。此外，这一市场的扩大还伴随着本组织成员国维护本国利益的意愿。能源俱乐部作为欧亚能源政策中发展一体化联系的普遍机制，其作用在本文中得到了检验。文章分析了中国、俄罗斯和其他成员国在上海合作组织能源俱乐部战略的各个方面和趋势。本文适合对亚太和中亚事务感兴趣的经济学家、政治专家、规划师、讲师和学生。

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