Who Owns All The Pipelines?
A look at Europe’s 4 biggest gas transport companies: Fluxys, Enagás, GRTgaz and Snam Why is the EU still building new and unnecessary gas pipelines
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Is Natural Gas a Friend of the Climate?
The general objective of this study is to evaluate the climate impacts of the gas supply chain: in particular, those associated with liquefied natural gas
Smoke and Mirrors
The study shutters EU claims on climate benefits from flagship energy project; the Southern Gas Corridor. The controversial Southern Gas Corridor, the EU’s flagship energy
BOOK: Global Gas Lock-in. Bridge to nowhere
Fossil gas is gaining ground and increasing in importance in the global energy scenario. There are numerous publications and studies evaluating the risk of fuels
MAP: Global Gas Lock-in, a Bridge to Disaster
The large majority of Europe’s energy use today still depends on fossil fuels, mainly from oil, gas and coal. While the climate effects of oil
ENERGY COLONIALISM: THE EU’S GAS GRAB IN ALGERIA
During the first five months of 2015, Algeria witnessed an anti-fracking uprising. The people of the Algerian oil and gas-rich Sahara, in their tens of
Energy grabbing
This paper defines energy grabbing as a powerful concept that visualizes the impacts of high dependent energy consumers. The Spanish case is analysed showing that
Map | Affected by energy projects
This collaborative mapping is made by different organizations and coordinated by the Observatori del Deute en la Globalització. It shows the other side of energy
Opening the EU Black Box Energy metabolism, dependence and geopolitics
The social metabolism of the EU behaves like a black box. Its internal functioning, and the mechanisms that promote the entry and exit of energy