National energy security

Vietnam is facing the risk of energy crisis in the future because of a mismatch between energy demand and energy supply. The heavy reliance on imported energy sources also challenges the national energy security. The economic development doesn’t go hand on hand with environmental sustainability, putting the country at the risk of not completing its international commitment.

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The paper focuses on clarifying this role of the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group for socio-economic sustainable development, protecting the ecological environment and combating climate change.

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The paper focuses on the development of crude oil prices in the international market in recent years, analyzing the two-way impacts of such developments on the Vietnamese economy from different perspectives on security. national capacity and socio-economic sustainable development goals, environmental protection, on which basis to draw conclusions and recommend solutions according to the research objectives of the article.

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This research evaluates Vietnam’s preparedness for its offshore wind energy program using the SWOT analytical method. The research found out that Vietnam has a lot of strengths and opportunities that makes an investment in offshore wind energy an economically viable option in the context of climate change. Despite the country’s effort towards meeting the requirements for the licensing and contracting of the facility, there are still some important loopholes which could delay the process.

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The aim of this study is tracking the goals of national climate policies and real trends in the carbon intensity of the economies of the G20 countries. A comparative content analysis of the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDC) of the G20 countries was performed. The trends of mean were built for the carbon intensity indicator of G20 countries in the period 1991-2014. The countries, which already passed the peak of the carbon intensity of the economy, were identified.

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This research is aimed at measuring the EPME variables, producing ES material quantities (Qes). Qes is derived after a 4-stage unification and is defined in a formula. The formula is then applied to calculate the top ten populous nations in the world from 1990 to 2015. Based on the top Qes values, the rankings are Russia (Fed.), USA, Japan, Brazil, China, Indonesia, India, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The results also highlighted the Qes disparities between nations.

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The study of the relationship between integration, energy consumption and economic growth is not only scientifically meaningful, but it also provides additional empirical evidence to help developing countries (including Viet Nam) identify Density and a tendency to contribute to each element of integration and energy consumption into the gross domestic product. Thus, the planning of integration strategies and energy security to suit the point, scale, and economic growth of the nation itself.

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Food insecurity among Mexican-origin and Hispanic households is a critical nutritional health issue of national importance. At the same time, nutrition-related health conditions, such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, are increasing in Mexican-origin youth.

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Pine waste generated as needle biomass is a serious threat to our environment in Himachal Pradesh in terms of recalcitrance of soil as well as forest fire. According to forest department, 22% of total forest in state is fire prone due to pine trees abundance and their needles being rich in antimicrobial compounds are not degraded down easily in nature.

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This work addresses a policy initiative by the Federal Administration to apply United States Department of Energy (DOE) research to broadening the country’s domestic production of economic, flexible, and secure sources of energy fuels. President Bush stated in his 2006 State of the Union Address: “America is addicted to oil.” [1] To reduce the Nation’s future demand for oil, the President has proposed the Advanced Energy Initiative [2] which outlines significant new investments and policies to change the way we fuel our vehicles and change the way we power our homes and businesses.

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At the same time, by comparing over time, case studies document that well-executed investments can provide benefits. These accrue through four main channels, namely (i) social infrastructure, often supported by community development funds using land compensation; (ii) employment and jobs; (iii) access to markets and technology for local producers; and (iv) local or national tax revenue. In all cases, economic viability of investment is a necessary condition for positive social outcomes to materialize, including food security.

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Complex software-based systems today power the Nation’s most advanced defense, security, and economic capabilities. Such systems also play central roles in science and engineering discovery, and thus are essential in addressing this century’s grand challenges (e.g., low-cost, carbon-neutral, and renewable energy; clean water; next-generation health care; extreme manufacturing; space exploration, etc.). These large-scale systems typically must remain operational, useful, and relevant for decades.

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In recent years, the HCSS agencies have engaged in a sustained effort to foster a new multidisciplinary research agenda that will enable the United States to lead in the development of next-generation engineered systems that depend on ubiquitous cyber control and require very high levels of system assurance.

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America’s public lands and Federal waters provide resources that are critical to the nation’s energy security. To encourage robust exploration and development of the nation’s resources, the Administration has offered millions of acres of public land and Federal waters for oil and gas leasing over the last two years. Oil production from the Outer Continental Shelf increased more than a third – from 446 million barrels in 2008 to more than 600 million barrels of estimated production in 2010.

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Unlike to fossil energy sources, renewable energy sources such as sunlight and wind are existed in widespread geographical areas of the world and provide important opportunities for energy efficiency. Higher growth rate in production of renewable energy and technologi‐ cal diversification of energy sources will contribute a significant energy security and sub‐ stantial economic benefits to many nations.

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Environmental challenges act as a spur to invention and innovation. R&D will continue to be important  as  companies and  investors  seek disruptive  technology  solutions  that  can  change  the economics of,  and rewards from, new environmental products or processes. Significant private and public funds have  already been established, many of which are still  investing despite  the current economic slowdown.  The short‐term challenge is to ensure that these funds continue to flow and to sustain future growth.

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That being said, when a specific facility is talked about, for clarity, we refer to it as a proper name and, if necessary, include its function (e.g., Ames 12-Foot Pressure Wind Tunnel). As well, the term “test facilities” and “facilities” can be substituted to mean “WT/PT facilities.” Of course, NASA owns and operates other types of test facilities outside of WT/PT facilities, but our conclusions and recommendations do not apply to them. iii .

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To strengthen the regulatory arrangements essential for the successful implementation of international standards, countries should give greater attention to regulatory preconditions. The relevant international organizations should work together to develop a consensus on a comprehensive framework of principles for the regulation of accounting and auditing, and to support the adoption of such a framework by the competent national authorities.

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Chemistry plays a key role in conquering diseases, solving energy problems, addressing environmental problems, providing the discoveries that lead to new industries, and developing new materials and technologies for national defense and homeland security. However, the field is currently facing a crucial time of change and is struggling to position itself to meet the needs of the future as it expands beyond its traditional core toward areas related to biology, materials science, and nanotechnology....

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