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Energy Cooperation : a Prerequisite for Sustaining Energy Security

27
August 2016
Marcus Vinicius de Freitas

This podcast is performed by Marcus de Freitas. Energy security is essential for securing growth and development in the future. It is even more relevant than military power. Countries should cooperate and reduce the risk of unstable supply. Current oil price decline is temporary and should represent an opportunity to save for the future.

 

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