Sentences with phrase «energy trading relationship»

«We have built the world's largest energy trading relationship,» the statement said.

Not exact matches

«There's a very significant economic relationship between the two sides — tourism, trade, and most importantly energy — that neither Putin nor Erdogan want to interfere with,» Bremmer said.

The typical suppliers of this product are trading and oil firms that have close relationship with PDVSA, including Russian energy giant Rosneft.

U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry on Wednesday said his country's relationship with Canada and Mexico could become «uncomfortable» during negotiations over their free trade agreement.

After meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Donald Trump signalled his desire to strengthen the bilateral - trading relationship, as the two leaders committed to improved energy trade and singled out the Keystone XL pipeline as an important infrastructure project.

If anything, though, the Canada-U.S. energy relationship actually looks like it's becoming closer, even with the two - decade - old North American free - trade agreement hanging by a thread.

Our energy relationship with Asia should be framed within the context of a broader Canada - Asia strategy that champions stronger diplomatic relations, trade and investment agreements with key Asian partners, engagement with Asian regional institutions, and market diversification strategies at the federal, provincial and sectoral levels.

Australia is endowed with some of the world's best energy resources, has good skills in low emissions technologies, strong institutions and established trading relationships with key consumers of energy.

The firm contracted by the state to help complete an environmental impact statement for the controversial natural gas drilling process hydrofracking clarified its relationship with an energy industry trade group in a letter to the Department of Environmental Conservation.

There is always a trade - off between energy availability and the environment just as there is a relationship between environmental health and population levels.

Examples include exploring relationships between past global climatic events and global spatial patterns of violence and food trade; using betting markets to forecast the cost of climate policy; quantifying the climatic drivers of recent fishery collapse; and studying the long - term dynamics of historical clean energy transitions.

Where NAFTA is concerned, the growing mutual benefits derived from energy trade between the United States and Mexico as well as long - established relationships between the United States and Canada argue for a very careful and deliberate renegotiation of the agreement — recognizing that the current accord has worked to the advantage of all countries with regard to energy.

But Europe's relationship with carbon trading goes much deeper than economics, and «is now rooted in the bloc's aspirations to global leadership,» said Bernice Lee, an expert in energy and environment at Chatham House, a research institution in London.

The main issues under discussion were the link between climate change and a eucalypped forest that produced the catastrophic fires of 2017, the threat of underwater mining in the Azores region, the impact of the new mechanisms of international trade (Multilateral Investment Court) in climatic injustice, the necessary relationship between combating climate change and promoting public transport, threats to the exploitation of fossil fuels in Portugal, alternative sources of energy and the migration process linked to climate change.

America's trading relationship with Canada is key to U.S. energy security but also to the U.S. economy, as discussed in this recent post.