Abstract
This article describes troubled US-Russian energy cooperation & its implications given the problem of global energy security. Attention is given to the Sakhalin Project I & its future & the Caspian Pipeline Consortium. Noted too is China’s more pragmatic & flexible approach to international energy market expansion while Russia & the US remain mired in ideological disagreements.
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