Revue de presse – jeudi 23 avril 2015

• Islande, la chaleur en partage, Le Monde économie, 23/04/2015 http://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2015/04/22/islande-la-chaleur-en-partage_4620504_3234.html

Le congrès mondial de la géothermie se tient, à Melbourne, en Australie, du 19 au 24 avril. Les Islandais y vantent leur savoir faire, qu’ils veulent exporter…

• Europe Looks Offshore for Wind Power, New York Times, 22/04/2015 http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/23/business/energy-environment/europe-looks-offshore-for-wind-power.html

On the outskirts of Groningen, a medieval Dutch town near the German border, a major construction project is underway…

• Le monopole gazier, priorité du nouvel exécutif israélien, Le Monde économie, 23/04/2015 http://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2015/04/22/le-monopole-gazier-priorite-du-nouvel-executif-israelien_4620469_3234.html

Les groupes qui gèrent les champs gaziers Tamar et Léviathan sont soupçonnés de former un cartel…

• Gazprom Faces Effects of Politics on Its Bottom Line, New York Times, 22/04/2015 http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/23/business/international/gazprom-faces-effects-of-politics-on-its-bottom-line.html

European antitrust regulators are striking at Gazprom’s core, going after the Russian energy giant’s pricing policies and its politically hued control over natural gas pipelines…

• Gazprom. Squeezing the gas giant, The Economist, 22/4/2015 http://www.economist.com/news/business-and-finance/21649091-eu-trustbusters-turn-their-fire-gazprommarking-big-change-europe-and-gas-business?

EU trustbusters turn their fire on a Russian energy behemoth…

• La Commission à l’offensive contre Gazprom et la Russie, Les Echos, 23/04/2015 http://www.lesechos.fr/journal20150423/lec2_industrie_et_services/02124317773-la-commission-a-loffensive-contre-gazprom-et-la-russie-1113692.php

La Commission accuse Gazprom d’abus de position dominante. En pleine crise ukrainienne, cette attaque est très sensible politiquement…

• New Balance of Power, New York Times, 22/04/2015 http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/23/business/energy-environment/new-balance-of-power.html

For the better part of the last century, crude oil prices have swung like a pendulum, pushing and pulling the fortunes of nations. More often than not, global supplies of the volatile commodity were controlled by the rulers of desert domains who would otherwise have been powerless had it not been for the oil that bubbled beneath their thrones…

Danièle Revel

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