The Ukrainian Week

20 August, 2014	Economics	Alan Riley: Ukraine has enough potential to turn itself into the center of gas trading for Central Eastern Europe and Baltic States The Ukrainian Week speaks to Alan Riley, Professor of Law at the City Law School, City University of London, about Ukraine’s energy potential, its weak spots and the prospects of the South Stream
7 November, 2013	News	*The Economist:* increase in the reverse gas flow from Europe to Ukraine is blocked by the energy oligarchs with strong connections to Yanukovych and Gazprom After export of liquefied gas to US decreased, Western energy companies are happy to supply Ukraine with gas, but there are still a lot of obstacles, including the interests of oligarchs whoa are close to Yanukovych and Gazprom, The Economist says.
6 November, 2013	News	Chevron and Ukraine Set Shale Gas Deal On Tuesday, Ukrainian Minister of Energy and Coal Industry Eduard Stavytskyi and representatives from Chevron signed a 50-year agreement with the Ukraine to develop oil and gas in western Ukraine.
27 September, 2013	News	Ukraine Opts Shell-ExxonMobil For Black Sea Field Ukrainian government has selected an international consortium led by ExxonMobil and Shell to develop the Skifska natural-gas field in Ukraine's sector of the Black Sea, RFE/RL reported
31 March, 2013	Economics	The Third Gas Revolution After the first two gas revolutions – natural gas in the 20th century and unconventional fuels in the early 21st century – the world seems to be on the eve of a methane hydrate era
31 March, 2013	Economics	Unconventional Prospects Shell’s Vice President on Ukraine Graham Tiley talks to *The Ukrainian Week* about Shell’s Ukrainian partners and inflated fears of the damage shale gas production could do to the environment
25 March, 2013	News	*Alexander Motyl*: authoritarian Yanukovych regime will use the easy money from shale gas to become even more profoundly corrupt and authoritarian President Viktor Yanukovych regime and his Family will first and foremost benefit from shale gas extraction in Ukraine, Alexander J. Motyl, American historian and professor of Political Science at Rutgers University, writes in his blog on The World Affairs Journal.
8 February, 2013	Economics	Aspirations to Control the Gas Market The main groups of influence within the conglomerate in power are trying to use the gas confrontation with Russia to achieve their own ends
18 June, 2012	Economics	Gazprom’s Nightmare Shale gas extraction, if implemented, could turn Ukraine into an influential player on the European gas market
2 June, 2012	Security	Energy Solutions Edward Chow: “The Ukrainian authorities seem to put themselves in an ever worse position”