Asia's Rising Energy and Resource Nationalism
2011 Energy Security Report Launch Event
On September 22, 2011, NBR and The Henry M. Jackson Foundation hosted a launch for NBR’s 2011 Energy Security Report “Asia’s Rising Energy and Resource Nationalism.” The launch convened senior policy and industry leaders, and Asia energy specialists for a discussion of the major risks emanating from Asia’s growing energy insecurity and opportunities to strengthen regional collaboration.
Agenda
OPENING
Welcome
Meredith Miller,, The National Bureau of Asian Research
Introduction
John W. Hempelmann, The Henry M. Jackson Foundation
Remarks on Asia’s approach to energy security and implications for U.S. policymaking
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
PANEL: Asia’s Rising Energy and Resource Nationalism
Moderator
Edward Chow, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Presenters
Mikkal Herberg, The National Bureau of Asian Research
Yufan Hao, University of Macau
Bernard Cole, National Defense University
Respondents
Craig Gannett, The Henry M. Jackson Foundation
Toshikazu Okuya, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan
REMARKS: Insights into China’s energy policies and U.S. engagement with China
Introduction
Lara Iglitzin, The Henry M. Jackson Foundation
Remarks
Congressman Adam Smith (D-WA)
Agenda and Speaker Biographies
2011 Energy Security Report Brief
Conference Sponsors
Chevron
ConocoPhillips
ExxonMobil
The Henry M. Jackson Foundation
JOGMEC
Senator Lisa Murkowski (State of Alaska) offers insights into how the United States and the Asia-Pacific can strengthen their collaborative efforts during her morning address.
Senator Murkowski engages with John Hempelmann (The Henry M. Jackson Foundation) on Asia’s approach to energy security and the implications for U.S. policymaking.
Q&A with members of the audience following Senator Murkowski’s remarks.
Panelists Yufan Hao (University of Macau), Edward Chow (Center for Strategic and International Studies) and Mikkal Herberg (The National Bureau of Asian Research) assess the geopolitical implications of Asia’s approach to energy security.
Bernard Cole (National Defense University) details the connection between energy security concerns and state’s efforts to control major sea lanes.
Panelists Craig Gannett (The Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Toshikazu Okuya (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan), and Bernard Cole (National Defense University) participate in a panel discussion of Asia’s rising energy and resource nationalism.
An audience member engages with senior energy experts during a panel discussion of the recent NBR publication.
Yufan Hao (University of Macau) discusses the emergence of rare earth elements as an arena for national competition.
Q&A during the panel discussion of NBR’s “Asia’s Rising Energy and Resource Nationalism.”
Lara Iglitzin (The Henry M. Jackson Foundation) discusses U.S. engagement with China with Congressman Adam Smith.
Craig Gannett (The Henry M. Jackson Foundation) discusses how Asia’s energy policies impact U.S. energy security.
Edward Chow (Center for Strategic and International Studies) engages fellow panelists Bernard Cole (National Defense University) and Yufan Hao (University of Macau) on Asia’s energy policies and implications for regional collaboration.
Toshikazu Okuya (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan) outlines how Japan’s energy policies have evolved following Fukushima.
