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1 The Politics of Energy The Politics of Energy -Week 2&3 Basic Concepts & Sources

2 Outline 1)Basic Concepts 2) Hyrdocarbons 2) Alternatives

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4 Definition Assurance of the ability to acess the energy resources required for the continued development of national power. Kalicki & Goldwyn, 2005, 9

5 Short vs. Long Term Energy Security Risks (C.Egenhofer,et.al.2005) Short-term: Supply shortages due to accidents, terrorist attacks, technical failure, etc. Long-term: Absence of infrastructure/framework for creating strategic security against major risks such as non-delivery due to political and/or economic reasons.

6 Components of Energy Security Reliability Affordability Friendliness to the Enviroment

7 States’ techniques to ensure their energy security Diversity of sources Diversity of suppliers (procurment) Storing reserve fuel supplies Maintaning competitive energy market

8 Diversity of Sources

9 Diversity of Supplies

10 Strategic Reserve

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12 Energy Markets

13 Critical Energy Infrastructure Security

14 Strait of Hormuz

15 Strait of Malacca

16 The Suez Canal

17 Turkish Straits

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20 Global Energy Shifts

21 Two Trends of Production/Consumption Technology Price

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34 Types of Energy Data Proven reserve Estimated or Potential reserve

35 Fossil Fuels or Non-Renewables Solid (coal) Liquids (oil ) Gas ( Natural Gas )

36 Oil

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43 Natural Gas

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61 Coal

62 Kömür Rezervleri

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64 Criteria for alternative energy resources to be viable Competitive in cost Abundant in supply Transportation/storage Enviroment (Ideally) Safety (Ideally)

65 Generating Electric Power Nuclear power Fuel Cells Renewables

66 Nuclear Power

67 Concentrated Uranium Powder ( Yellow Cake )

68 Uranium Reserves

69 Nuclear Reactor

70 Nuclear Fussion

71 Nuclear Fusion

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77 Fuel Cells

78 Renewable Energy Resources to Generate Electricty Solar Wind Sea/Tide Hydro Geothermal

79 Solar Energy

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81 Wind

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83 Tide

84 Hydro-Energy

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86 Geo-Thermal

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88 Alternatives for Motor Vehicle Propulsion Biomass or Ethanol Hydrogen Nuclear Electricity

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90 Ethanol

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96 Nuclear powered submarine

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98 Thanks


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