EIRP Russia Energy Series – Energy Exports to China and India

In the seventh and final paper in EIRP’s Russia Energy Series, independent energy analyst Timur Kulakhmetov reviews Russia’s evolving energy relations with China and India, including opportunities and challenges for Moscow.

In “Russia’s Turn to the East,” Kulakhmetov assesses Russia’s oil and natural gas exports to China and India as well as prospects for the future. In each case, he links future export growth to Russia’s efforts to develop Arctic energy production and Russia’s Northern Sea Route. (Kulakhmetov wrote about Russia’s Arctic ambitions in the fourth paper in this series.)

Read the report here.

You can find other papers in EIRP’s Russian Energy series below. Subscribe here to stay up-to-date on the latest EIRP news and analysis.

Rosatom – A Difficult Target, by Alexandra Prokopenko

Russia’s Renewable Energy: Prospects in an Era of Geopolitical Competition, by Yury Melnikov

Russia’s Oil Sector – Wounded But Still Working, by Sergey Vakulenko

Cooling Prospects for Russia’s Arctic Development?, by Timur Kulakhmetov

The Outlook for Russia’s Natural Gas Sector, by Tatiana Mitrova

Russia’s Coal Sector: Between Sanctions and the Global Energy Transition, by Irina Mironova

Russia’s Turn to the East: Energy Exports to China and India, by Timur Kulakhmetov