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The Association
The Association for the development of international research and projects in the energy sector – “Global Energy” – is a non-governmental organisation, created for the advancement and support of innovation within the realm of energy. And for the development of cooperation in energy.
The creation of “Global Energy” was proclaimed at a Russia-EU summit.
The Association has been in operation since 2002.
Our goal is to boost the international status of the “Global Energy” prize – to enhance its broad profile world-wide and to promote the establishment of open dialogue in the fuel and energy sector by creating a discussion platform for interaction between enterprises and between countries.
The Association is an active participant in international events and holds its own events in different countries.
Prize laureates and members of the International Committee for the “Global Energy” prize also draw up the annual report containing their view of the sector’s future – in the form of “Ten key energy technologies over the next ten years”. The report’s contents are overseen by the association’s experts.
Gazprom launches Amur gas processing plant
Gazprom has brought into service the first train of its Amur gas processing plant, one of the largest facilities in the world, with an annual processing capacity of 42 billion cu.m.
Russia to build “Pakistani stream”
Russia and Pakistan are to begin work on a project to build a “Pakistani stream” pipeline, previously known as “North-South”, Russian Energy Minister Nikolai Shulginov said.
Low-carbon luxury : Hydrogen-powered Aurus model developed in Russia
Russia’s Central Scientific Research Automobile and Automotive Engines Institute (NAMI), which is behind most of the technical decisions around Russia’s first top-class Aurus car, has developed a model powered by hydrogen. A laboratory model was presented at its plant in Tatarstan in central Russia.