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Reference Collection - Dissertations - MSc
Topic | Title | Name | Year |
AFRICA | How feasible is an effective West African market for Nigerian Natural Gas? | OMONBUDE Ekpen J. | 2002 |
AFRICA | What are the issues governments have to consider getting private investors participation in transmission and distribution projects of natural gas in Sub-Sahara Africa? | KASSI Roger Guy L.E. | 2006 |
AFRICA | What is needed for the development of a West African gas market? : The improvement of energy security through the development of a sub continental gas industry. | OKORO Adebowale O. | 2006 |
AFRICA | Can natural gas increase it’s share in South Africa’s primary energy mix? | KORDOM Llewellyn | 2005 |
AFRICA | How can the Sub-Saharan African government overcome the problems of rural electrification? | OGUFERE Hilda | 2005 |
AFRICA | Is the proposed market structure of the South African electricity supply industry adequate to foster competitive behaviour and outcomes? | NAKUBE Sello Tebogo | 2004 |
CHILE | Regulatory capture: can it be avoided in the LDC’s? (a case study of the Chile electricity sector regulatory system and the emerging electricity sector regulatory system. | ABUUL Victor | 2006 |
CHINA | Chinas quest for oil where to secure the supply? | CAO Zhenning | 2003 |
CHINA | The reform of China’s electric power industry: how to privatize China’s electric. | LIU Ning | 2005 |
CHINA | An analysis of electricity pricing policy in China. | ZHU Ziaoli | 2005 |
CLIMATE CHANGE | Is the EU emissions trading scheme an effective tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions? | AKWAEZE Chukwuemeka Jideofor | 2006 |
COMPETITION | Downstream oil sector reform in Nigeria: what challenges for the sustenance of competition? | SANUSI Ahmad Umar | 2005 |
CULTURAL ISSUES | Energy reforms in developing countries: how to tailor them to socio-economic political and environmental realities? | BOBBORI Abubakar M. | 2005 |
ELECTRICITY | The application of RPI-X: a case study of electricity transmission in England and Wales. | VAKKALERI Sreenath | 2002 |
ELECTRICITY | Regulatory capture: can it be avoided in the LDC’s? (a case study of the Chile electricity sector regulatory system and the emerging electricity sector regulatory system. | ABUUL Victor | 2006 |
ELECTRICITY | The reform of China’s electric power industry: how to privatize China’s electric. | LIU Ning | 2005 |
ELECTRICITY | How can the Sub-Saharan African government overcome the problems of rural electrification? | OGUFERE Hilda | 2005 |
ELECTRICITY | An analysis of electricity pricing policy in China. | ZHU Ziaoli | 2005 |
ELECTRICITY | Electricity privatisation in Nigeria: the problems and prospects for efficient electricity delivery. | ANENIH Wily-Fred | 2005 |
ELECTRICITY | Is the proposed market structure of the South African electricity supply industry adequate to foster competitive behaviour and outcomes? | NAKUBE Sello Tebogo | 2004 |
ENERGY | What is the energy policy of the EU? What is the role of Turkey in the security of energy supply structure of EU? How might this affect the accession of turkey to EU? | DEMIR Idris | 2006 |
ENERGY | What role might policy have on the impact of energy consumption on the environment? | JIANG Feng | 2006 |
ENERGY | Energy reforms in developing countries: how to tailor them to socio-economic political and environmental realities? | BOBBORI Abubakar M. | 2005 |
ENERGY | Is renewable energy a viable alternative to fossil fuel consumption in developing economies? | EKWUEME Ugochukwu | 2005 |
ENERGY | Energy project financing: can environmental risks be effectively mitigated by commercial lenders to guarantee loan recovery? | OBONYANO Enakome E. | 2005 |
ENERGY | Pre-project commencement issues in energy project financing: what are the general considerations for sponsors/lenders and what are the consequences and challenges facing the WAGP? | UGBOKO Eloko D. | 2005 |
ENVIRONMENT | To what extent can the Kyoto Protocol’s clean development mechanism help in achieving sustainable development in developing countries? | EKAETTE Ubong Esuaiko | 2006 |
ENVIRONMENT | What role might policy have on the impact of energy consumption on the environment? | JIANG Feng | 2006 |
ETHIOPIA | What are the major issues facing the power sector in Ethiopia? To what extent can the current reforms address those issues? | LEMMA Getachew | 2001 |
EUROPE | Is the EU emissions trading scheme an effective tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions? | AKWAEZE Chukwuemeka Jideofor | 2006 |
EUROPE | What is the energy policy of the EU? What is the role of Turkey in the security of energy supply structure of EU? How might this affect the accession of turkey to EU? | DEMIR Idris | 2006 |
EUROPE | The future of Scotland’s fisheries: simply a European affair? | SHAW Emma Blackburn | 2005 |
EUROPE | What lessons can Thailand learn from the EU experience on renewable power promotion? | CHOOLAWONGSA Tanikarn | 2004 |
FINANCE | Risk allocation in contemporary LNG trading: what are the implications on financing and security of supply. | ABBA Zulkifil Tahaya | 2006 |
FINANCE | How different are the major IOCs between each other: a financial comparison based on specific financial indicators and on share price analysis. | KLADIS-KALENTIZI Georgina | 2005 |
FINANCE | Energy project financing: can environmental risks be effectively mitigated by commercial lenders to guarantee loan recovery? | OBONYANO Enakome E. | 2005 |
FINANCE | Pre-project commencement issues in energy project financing: what are the general considerations for sponsors/lenders and what are the consequences and challenges facing the WAGP? | UGBOKO Eloko D. | 2005 |
GAS | Risk allocation in contemporary LNG trading: what are the implications on financing and security of supply. | ABBA Zulkifil Tahaya | 2006 |
GAS | What are the issues governments have to consider getting private investors participation in transmission and distribution projects of natural gas in Sub-Sahara Africa? | KASSI Roger Guy L.E. | 2006 |
GAS | What is needed for the development of a West African gas market? : The improvement of energy security through the development of a sub continental gas industry. | OKORO Adebowale O. | 2006 |
GAS | Can natural gas increase it’s share in South Africa’s primary energy mix? | KORDOM Llewellyn | 2005 |
GAS | How would the Gas Exporting Countries Forum influence the emergence of global market for gas? | WARISO Ayagogo | 2005 |
GAS | What are the right policies for the Vietnamese government towards the gas sector? Hindrances and solutions. | DUNG Duong Nghia | 2004 |
GAS | World Bank support for oil gas and minerals projects in the developing countries: to continue or not to continue: which was forward? | ENWEGBARA Philip | 2004 |
GAS | Development of the Nigerian gas market: what are the lessons from the UK experience? | JEGEDE Kikelomo Labake | 2004 |
GAS | Competition in the Asia Pacific natural gas market: what can Papua New Guinea (PNG) do in order to secure a market niche for its natural gas resources in the competitive regional gas market? | PUIYE Kepsey Koya | 2004 |
GULF | The Gulf gas export: what are the obstacles and barriers and prospective solutions? | AL-MASOUDI Said M. | 2001 |
INVESTMENTS | Is there an under-investment in oil upstream by NOCs and IOCs?: If so who is willing to offset the upstream investment deficit? | AL QAHTANI Mushabab Mohammed | 2005 |
INVESTMENTS | What is the impact of political risks to petroleum investments in developing countries and how do multinationals assess and mitigate their risks? | BARAIMOH Deborah O. | 2004 |
IRAQ | Can privatisation of the Iraqi oil sector help avoid the resource curse in the new Iraq? | HASHIM Hashim F. | 2006 |
LNG | The LNG industry: what are the implications of the recent developments in the LNG industry for the global LNG trade? | ABDI Mohammed Ibrahim. | 2003 |
MARKETS | What is needed for the development of a West African gas market? : The improvement of energy security through the development of a sub continental gas industry. | OKORO Adebowale O. | 2006 |
MARKETS | How can governments in the developing countries have a more efficient role in liberalisation of energy industries?: with reference to Turkish energy markets. | SOYSAL Cengiz | 2005 |
MARKETS | How would the Gas Exporting Countries Forum influence the emergence of global market for gas? | WARISO Ayagogo | 2005 |
MINING | World Bank support for oil gas and minerals projects in the developing countries: to continue or not to continue: which was forward? | ENWEGBARA Philip | 2004 |
NGO | The role of non-governmental organisations in the oil and gas industry. | MAINA Lillian Nyagaki | 2001 |
NIGERIA | How feasible is an effective West African market for Nigerian natural gas? | OMONBUDE Ekpen J. | 2002 |
NIGERIA | Policies towards sustainable development for Nigerias oil and gas sector: which way forward? | LAWAL Miriam Anike | 2003 |
NIGERIA | What are the potentials for developing the domestic gas market in Nigeria. | AKPAN Aniekan V. | 2006 |
NIGERIA | Is sustainable development compatible with economic growth in an oil dominated developing economy? : A case study of Nigeria. | EHANMO Jerry N. | 2006 |
NIGERIA | An analysis of the taxation and pricing of petroleum products in oil producing countries: what is the appropriate path for Nigeria? | EJINIMA Chiemezie U.J. | 2005 |
NIGERIA | Privatisation of electricity in Nigeria: is changing property rights enough? | OLAGBAYE Temitope | 2005 |
NIGERIA | Downstream oil sector reform in Nigeria: what challenges for the sustenance of competition? | SANUSI Ahmad Umar | 2005 |
NIGERIA | What lessons can Nigeria learn from experiences of petroleum rich countries in managing the environmental impacts of investments in the upstream petroleum industry? | WAROSP. Ayagogo | 2005 |
NIGERIA | Electricity privatisation in Nigeria: the problems and prospects for efficient electricity delivery. | ANENIH Wily-Fred | 2005 |
NIGERIA | What risk factor are likely to discourage energy and mining investments in developing countries? Nigeria and Papua New Guinea as case study. | HENSHAW Ken Y. | 2004 |
NIGERIA | The Nigerian power sector: is privatisation the solution? | IKOMI Eyituoyo George | 2004 |
NIGERIA | Development of the Nigerian gas market: what are the lessons from the UK experience? | JEGEDE Kikelomo Labake | 2004 |
NIGERIA | Natural resources and economic development: is Nigeria’s “curse” a result of policy failure? | MOHAMMED Umar | 2004 |
NIGERIA | What are the connections between the Dutch disease and developmental crisis in Nigeria. | RAIMI Kazeem Abiodun | 2004 |
OIL | Oil reserve issues: what are the implications for the future of oil? | DUNIYA Sunday Swanta | 2006 |
OIL | Can privatisation of the Iraqi oil sector help avoid the resource curse in the new Iraq? | HASHIM Hashim F. | 2006 |
OIL | Can emerging alternative fuels replace crude derivatives in the transport sector in the light of rising oil prices? | OCHOLA Mordecai O. | 2006 |
OIL | How effective is project financing for pipeline projects: a case study of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project. | OLANREWAJU Oloniniyi | 2006 |
OIL | Is there an under-investment in oil upstream by NOCs and IOCs?: If so who is willing to offset the upstream investment deficit? | AL QAHTANI Mushabab Mohammed | 2005 |
OIL | An analysis of the taxation and pricing of petroleum products in oil producing countries: what is the appropriate path for Nigeria? | EJINIMA Chiemezie U.J. | 2005 |
OIL | What lessons can Nigeria learn from experiences of petroleum rich countries in managing the environmental impacts of investments in the upstream petroleum industry? | WAROSP. Ayagogo | 2005 |
OIL | What is the impact of political risks to petroleum investments in developing countries and how do multinationals assess and mitigate their risks? | BARAIMOH Deborah O. | 2004 |
OIL | World Bank support for oil gas and minerals projects in the developing countries: to continue or not to continue: which was forward? | ENWEGBARA Philip | 2004 |
OIL | Can Russian oil companies become new majors? | KOVELENKO Konstantin | 2004 |
OIL | What impact will current market trends have on risk mitigation and LNG project finance? | OHIMOR Onoakpoma E. | 2004 |
OPEC | Organization of the petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) pricing policies: what is the role of the spot price? | DIDI-ALIYU Ibrahim | 2004 |
PAPUA NEW GUINEA | What risk factor are likely to discourage energy and mining investments in developing countries? Nigeria and Papua New Guinea as case study. | HENSHAW Ken Y. | 2004 |
PAPUA NEW GUINEA | Competition in the Asia Pacific natural gas market: what can Papua New Guinea (PNG) do in order to secure a market niche for its natural gas resources in the competitive regional gas market? | PUIYE Kepsey Koya | 2004 |
PIPELINES | Which are the geopolitical considerations and the economic parameters behind the design and construction of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan and Burgas- Alexandrople transit pipelines? | GHIKAS P. | 2003 |
PROPERTY RIGHTS | Privatisation of electricity in Nigeria: is changing property rights enough? | OLAGBAYE Temitope | 2005 |
REFORM | What are the major issues facing the power sector in Ethiopia? To what extent can the current reforms address those issues? | LEMMA Getachew | 2001 |
RUSSIA | Underinvestment in the Russian gas sector; causes and concerns. | GRIGORYEV Y. | 2006 |
RUSSIA | Can Russian oil companies become new majors? | KOVELENKO Konstantin | 2004 |
SAUDI ARABIA | Saudi Aramco privatisation how desirable and feasible is it? | ALANGARI Wael Faisal | 2005 |
SCOTLAND | The future of Scotland’s fisheries: simply a European affair? | SHAW Emma Blackburn | 2005 |
TANZANIA | How far can Tanzanias energy policy solve the problems within its energy sector? | RWEGELLERA Sophia. | 2003 |
THAILAND | What are the barriers to the petroleum development in the disputed areas in Gulf of Thailand. What are the likely solutions? | BRAHMOPOLA Warakorn | 2001 |
THAILAND | What lessons can Thailand learn from the EU experience on renewable power promotion? | CHOOLAWONGSA Tanikarn | 2004 |
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO | Trinidad and Tobago: the ongoing quest for sustainable development. | INNISS Helena | 2005 |
TURKEY | What is the energy policy of the EU? What is the role of Turkey in the security of energy supply structure of EU? How might this affect the accession of turkey to EU? | DEMIR Idris | 2006 |
TURKEY | How can governments in the developing countries have a more efficient role in liberalisation of energy industries?: with reference to Turkish energy markets. | SOYSAL Cengiz | 2005 |
UK | The application of RPI-X : a case study of electricity transmission in England and Wales. | VAKKALERI Sreenath. | 2002 |
VIETNAM | What are the right policies for the Vietnamese government towards the gas sector? Hindrances and solutions. | DUNG Duong Nghia | 2004 |
WORLD BANK | World Bank support for oil gas and minerals projects in the developing countries: to continue or not to continue: which was forward? | ENWEGBARA Philip | 2004 |
