Tag: energy

• Green and values-based Connectivity between Europe and Asia

  

  Connectivity is one of the focal points of the new EU Strategy for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. The term is also central to the Connecting Europe and Asia Strategy and the EU-Japan Partnership on Sustainable Connectivity, while talks have begun with India on a connectivity-focused partnership. When calling for the establishment of a Global Connectivity…

  Barnabé Colin

  April 23, 2021

  cybersecurity, Europe, Geopolitics, International Relations, Sustainability, Uncategorized

  Asia, China, Connectivity, Cyber, Economics, energy, Europe, Geopolitics, International, Politics, Sustainability

• Covid-19 as the stimulus for geopolitical divergence

  The virus will in more general terms uncover the socio-political deficiencies of our worn-out world order, as it creates leadership opportunity for some and exacerbates the governance challenges of others. […]

  Barnabé Colin

  March 23, 2020

  Coronavirus, Geopolitics, International Relations, Politics

  China, Coronavirus, Diplomacy, energy, Europe, Geopolitics, International, Pandemic, Russia, Saudi Arabia, USA

• Lake Turkana wind farm – Kenya on a green road to 2022

  President Kenyatta cuts the ribbon On 19th July, Kenya began full operation of its Lake Turkana wind farm in the arid Marsabit county, 545 kilometres north of Nairobi. Construction began in 2014, and since 2017 the plant had been operating at 64% of its capacity. 365 turbines and total power output of 310 megawatts make…

  Barnabé Colin

  July 30, 2019

  Africa, climate change, Environment, renewables, Uncategorized

  Africa, climate change, Development, energy, Environment, global warming, kenya, Policy, renewables, Sustainability, Tech, transition, Turkana, wind