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15 June 2009

Gazprom's New Weakness Offers Opportunity

Author: Senior Fellow Anders Aslund (Peterson Institute for International Economics)

Publisher: CASE - Center for Social and Economic Research, Warsaw, Poland
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CASE Network E-Brief, June 2009

Editor: Eva Blaszczynski, Author: Anders Aslund


Europeans should take up President Dmitry Medvedev's recent proposal for a new legal framework on energy cooperation, argues Anders Aslund in this CASE Network E-Brief. Medvedev wants to replace the Energy Charter of 1991, which nearly all other European countries have ratified. Both Russia and Europe need an agreed legal framework for global energy cooperation.

Gazprom's acute crisis offers the best opportunity for Russian and European energy reform, argues Aslund. In the current recession, Russia can no longer afford Gazprom management's egregious waste.