Marco Giuli

@MarcoGiuli

Researcher ,; Scientific Advisor ; associate ; Energy, climate, foreign policy, EU. Views are mine, RT not endorsements.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    26 Oct 2020

    Glad to have contributed - alongside with distinguished colleagues - to this volume edited by on Transnational Security Cooperation in the Mediterranean, with a chapter on Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean resources

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  2. 2 hours ago

    Hot off the press. How does Italy locates itself in the future geopolitics of hydrogen? My latest paper - with many thanks to for the support

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  3. 3 hours ago

    E' probabile che molto presto un'importante area politica inizierà a invocare un divieto alle esportazioni di gas, come soluzione per evitare razionamenti e far scendere i prezzi. Un paio di figure per mettere in prospettiva la discussione

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  4. 21 hours ago

    While the tone is generally positive, Eni CEO states that "to pass the winter", Italy will need more supply from other countries and "some restrictions"

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  5. 21 hours ago

    Gazprom rejects using alternative capacity to compensate for Nord Stream losses and coming Turk Stream maintenance.

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    24 hours ago

    🇷🇺coal industry is putting pressure on the government to increase export route capacity to Asia (🇨🇳) enlargement of BAM railroad and water transport in Amur river. Are asking for affordable credit for projects and also urge Russian MFA to make sure🇹🇷does not adhere to EU coal ban

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  7. Retweeted
    Jun 19

    FULL STATEMENT from Germany’s Economic Minister Robert Habeck on the country’s gas crisis. Absolutely must read. “In order to reduce gas consumption, less gas is to be used to produce electricity. Instead, coal-fired power plants will have to be used more”

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  8. Jun 18

    We could have started conservation campaigns back in 2021.We spent public money to sustain consumption instead, banking on sucking all available LNG around. But hey no one could have imagined that Putin could shut off the tap once all alternatives were maxed out

    For the entire Cold War and the decades since, Russia was a stable supplier of gas to Europe. That changed this week as Russia slashed exports 🇷🇺 🥊 🇪🇺 Gas rationing in Europe is now a real possibility 🚨 Via
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  9. Jun 18

    Italia due giorni fa vs Italia oggi

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  10. Jun 17

    Are governments listening?

    Recent disruptions to natural gas supplies, notably Russia steeply cutting flows to EU countries, is set to remove around 35 billion cubic metres of gas from the market this year, posing big challenges to efforts to refill storage This is a red alert for the EU for next winter
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  11. Jun 17

    "continent", not "company"

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  12. Jun 17

    The problem with the Spanish cap.Incentivises gas absorption by the power sector,disincentivises storage. Limited EU-wide problem given the relative insulation of Spain from company- but not an option for i.e. Germany of Italy as would put at risk the continent's security

    Gas power covered 43% of the Spanish power generation as higher temperatures drive up electricity demand. This spike in consumption is also supported by the gas-for-power cap introduced by the governments of Madrid and Lisbon, in the attempt to reduce final prices for consumers.
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  13. Jun 17

    So it goes

    France no longer receiving any Russian gas via pipelines: network operator
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    Jun 16

    🇺🇸 Baker Hughes is withdrawing its services from all 🇷🇺LNG projects - Gazprom's Sakhalin-2 and Novatek's Yamal LNG. The finalization of Arctic LNG-2 is in question, as the project depends on the delivery of gas turbines which Russia failed to substitute.

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  15. Jun 16

    "The nation will start construction on more than 200 pumped hydro stations with a combined capacity of 270 gigawatts by 2025"

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  16. Jun 16

    In least surprising plot twist ever, Gazprom's Miller states that Nord Stream 2 can start operating in any moment (arguably to back up reduced Nord Stream 1 volumes)

    ⚡️«Северный поток — 2» готов к работе в любой момент — Миллер
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  17. Jun 16

    Which adds further evidence to the risk of lock in. Gas infrastructure is sticky not just for its huge capex, cumbersome physical materiality and payback time - but also because one doesn't just shut the thing down at will. Decommissioning is complex.

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  18. Jun 16

    Russian gas that won't go to Europe can't go elsewhere.Unless one seals the wells,where will it go?Partly straight into the atmosphere-flared or not.Don't know whether we can talk about weaponisation of emissions but surely such gas divorce might turn into a disaster for climate

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    “00:30 Moscow time on June 16, 2022 a depressurization occurred at the Urengoyskoye field causing a fire at the second string of the gas collector, located between gas treatment units UKPG-7 and UKPG-8V.” Gazprom said to RBK. The production was stopped until 02:50 AM
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  19. Jun 16

    La risposta standard ormai è "altri paesi". Ma non finiscono mai questi altri paesi?

    Prezzi Gas: comunque non c'è da preoccuparsi "monitoriamo la situazione". [i.e. guardiamo la lancetta che scende] foto
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  20. Jun 15

    So, dear European leaders: do we start saving gas to prepare for the winter or do we keep on trusting that nothing bad will happen then?

    “Today’s developments are going to be a massive shock for gas prices as Europe is now going to struggle to refill its storages ahead of next winter if this reduction is for an extended period of time,” said Tom Marzec-Manser at .
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    Jun 15

    Press release 🚨 EU and Egypt step up cooperation on climate, energy and the green transition (Includes link to Joint EU-Egypt Statement + Memorandum of Understanding between EU, Egypt and Israel on gas supply to Europe)

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