USING COAL AS A PRESSURE INSTRUMENT OR ENERGY WEAPON
The emergence of energy dynamism around the world manifested by the lack of finite primary energy resources (oil, natural gas, coal and uranium) and/or electricity to final consumers and the wish of the world's major energy powers to own and control the entire world energy chain for the purp...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Academica Brancusi
2022-12-01
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| Series: | Fiabilitate şi Durabilitate |
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| Online Access: | https://www.utgjiu.ro/rev_mec/mecanica/pdf/2022-02/04_Teodora%20LAZAR,%20Mila%20Ilieva%20OBRETENOVA,%20Marius%20Daniel%20MARCU,%20Adina%20TATAR,%20Nicolae%20Daniel%20FITA,%20%20Dragos%20PASCULESCU%20-%20USING%20COAL%20AS%20A%20PRESSURE%20INSTRUMENT%20OR%20ENERGY%20WEAPON.pdf |
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| Summary: | The emergence of energy dynamism around the world manifested by the lack of finite
primary energy resources (oil, natural gas, coal and uranium) and/or electricity to final
consumers and the wish of the world's major energy powers to own and control the entire world
energy chain for the purpose of using primary energy resources or electricity as a possible energy
weapon or pressure instrument in the context of blackmail and profitability, it makes this paper of
great importance and relevance, especially in the new context of military instability on the
background and due to energy causes. The lack of supply of primary energy resources or
electricity to final consumers leads to the triggering of societal crises with possible military
escalation and can cause States of societal imbalance bringing extreme damage to the safety of the
citizen, industry, national economy and, implicitly, national security. In this context, the energy
security of a state becomes an important pillar of national, regional and global security, bringing
safety, stability and well-being to consumers, as well as a cause of civil and/or armed conflicts.
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| ISSN: | 1844-640X 2344-3669 |