@oliresc.bsky.social
MSCA PhD fellow at Jagiellonian University
Researching the geopolitics of renewable energy in Central Asia and the Caucasus
Researching the geopolitics of renewable energy in Central Asia and the Caucasus
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An ambitious policy framework for transitioning to renewable energy has translated into limited change in Kazakhstan. Why?
Why Kazakhstan’s Energy Transition Is Stalling Despite Bold Pledges
An ambitious policy framework has translated into limited change in Kazakhstan. Why?
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September 20, 2025 at 11:36 PM
An ambitious policy framework for transitioning to renewable energy has translated into limited change in Kazakhstan. Why?
Photo’s taken in Horgos, Kazakhstan/Korgas China from a recent research trip to Central Asia.
How do you rapidly develop the world’s largest dry port in the middle of nowhere?
If you’re China you construct a city on the steppe,complete with high-speed rail, all to bypass Russia.
How do you rapidly develop the world’s largest dry port in the middle of nowhere?
If you’re China you construct a city on the steppe,complete with high-speed rail, all to bypass Russia.
June 21, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Photo’s taken in Horgos, Kazakhstan/Korgas China from a recent research trip to Central Asia.
How do you rapidly develop the world’s largest dry port in the middle of nowhere?
If you’re China you construct a city on the steppe,complete with high-speed rail, all to bypass Russia.
How do you rapidly develop the world’s largest dry port in the middle of nowhere?
If you’re China you construct a city on the steppe,complete with high-speed rail, all to bypass Russia.
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For the Pamiris, the prospects of benefiting from trade and development under the BRI are dim.
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June 16, 2025 at 12:28 PM
For the Pamiris, the prospects of benefiting from trade and development under the BRI are dim.
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