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Agreement between the Government of the
Coastal States on Transport, 108
Agreement between the Governments of the
Caspian Sea Region on Economic
Cooperation, 108
Agreement on the Prevention of
Corruption, 108
All-of-the-Above energy strategy
domestic energy-related emissions, 150
green economy, 151
overview, 150
Pentagon’s budget, 151
shale oil and gas, 151
State Department’s Energy Bureau, 151
US domestic consumption, 150
US energy demands, 150
US foreign policy, 151
America’s balance sheet, 171
America’s foreign policy, 126
American energy independence, 175
American Foreign Policy Council (AFPC), 18
American interests, 36
American LNG, 200
American Pharmaceutical Association, 174
Anti-Soviet alliance, 47
Arab economy, 46
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB),
102, 103
in Central Asia, 103
Azerbaijan
Baku-Tbilisi route, 68
bilateral cooperation, 68
Caspian region, 67, 68
energy projects, 68
in EU diversification policy, 67
foreign policy, 66
oil development, 66
sales and purchase agreements, 67
Azeri-Chirag-Deepwater Gunashli (ACG) oil
fields, 197
B
Babali, Tuncay, 30
Baku-Ceyhan line, 165
Baku-Ceyhan pipeline, 148
Baku-Ceylan pipeline, 164
Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) project, 54, 139,
144, 166, 238, 242, 244
Balance of power, 5, 9, 14, 15
Baltic Pipeline System (BPS), 55
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), 249
Biden Climate Plan, 232
Biden’s foreign policy, 232
Bilateral Strategic Partnership
Commission, 160
Blank, Stephan, 38
Bureau of Energy Resources (ENR), 158
Bush administration, 132
C
C5+1 Central Asia Business Competitiveness
project, 161
C5+1 Counter-Terrorism project, 161
C5+1 forum, 195, 196
C5+1 Power the Future project, 161
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