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Economic and geopolitical causalities of the changing global energy scene and their implications for the EU's position in the global economy.

prof. Ing. Saleh Mothana Obadi, PhD.

Members of project
Ing. Róbert Prno, Mgr. Soňa Othmanová, prof. Ing. Saleh Mothana Obadi, PhD., Ing. Matej Korček, PhD., Ing. Michelle Chmelová, Ing. Daneš Brzica, PhD., prof. Ing. Juraj Sipko, PhD., MBA.

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• Duration of the project: 1/2016-12/2018
  ID number: VEGA 2/0005/16

• In the past decades, the global economy has been accompanied by much turmoil. Whether it has been for the influence of several oil shocks, Global Financial and Economic crisis, conflict between Russia and Ukraine, or for the influence of heterogeneity and incoherence of the EU economic policies, the issue of energy policy, or more precisely, energy security, has increasingly gained ground. Energy industry has become a phenomenon and a key sector of the global economic scene, which may have a broad impact on the development and competitiveness of political and social stability. Research will focus mainly on the analysis of current trends in energy policies of the world's leading players on the energy scene as well as on prediction of their possible future developments. A specific part of the research will attempt to quantify the evolution of energy security, taking into account a wide range of microeconomic, macroeconomic, political and other factors that may have an impact on it.