Cyril Widdershoven

Cyril Widdershoven

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As Middle East specialist, geopolitics and oil-gas analyst, I am currently focusing on oil, gas, energy, sovereign wealth funds, investments and GCC-North Africa-Turkey defense and geopolitical developments. At the same time currently involved in setting up Commodity & Trading insights and training (Executive MBA level).

Based on my experience in all MENA countries, I am working on projects with regards to defense, military, procurement and investments in oil and gas in the MENA region or for MENA based entities in the European Union. Targets for this are setting up business and consultancy ventures to increase bilateral or multilateral cooperation in the energy, defense and geopolitical areas. Political risk and geopolitical experience is being combined with in-depth knowledge of both main regional constitutions and the effects on energy supply, military cooperation, defense investments and government relations.

Specialties: oil-gas, energy, sovereign wealth funds, defense-security, terrorism-fundamentalism, mergers and acquisition, project advise, geopolitical risk analysis, investment and export advisory, business development MENA, government/NOC - IOC relations

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  • Hilltower Resource Advisors

    United States

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    Rome, Latium, Italy

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    Nicosia, Cyprus

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    Nijmegen Area, Netherlands

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    United Kingdom

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    Denver, Colorado, USA

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    USA

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    USA-Netherlands

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    Global

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    London, United Kingdom

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    Florence, Tuscany, Italy

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    Global, Netherlands

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    Nicosia, Cyprus

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    Houston, Texas Area

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    Dubai

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    Paris Area, France

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    Istanbul, Turkey

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    Delft

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Publicaties

  • An Unexpected Death of South Stream

    New Eastern Europe

    The South Stream pipeline was intended to run from Russia via the Black Sea to Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and onwards to Austria, until on December 1st 2014 Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the cancellation of the project and stated an alternative pipeline that would flow to Turkey instead. The creation of a gas hub at the Turkish-Greek border would subsequently be able to ship gas to south-eastern Europe. The cancellation of the South Stream project took many by surprise. What is…

    The South Stream pipeline was intended to run from Russia via the Black Sea to Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and onwards to Austria, until on December 1st 2014 Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the cancellation of the project and stated an alternative pipeline that would flow to Turkey instead. The creation of a gas hub at the Turkish-Greek border would subsequently be able to ship gas to south-eastern Europe. The cancellation of the South Stream project took many by surprise. What is behind this sudden change of heart? And what would be the impact and prospect for an Energy Union?

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  • Energy security: Brussels, stop dreaming about the market and confront Russia and China geopolitically

    Energy Post

    European leaders are under the delusion that they can solve Europe’s security of energy supply problem by creating a strong internal market, which they believe the rest of the world will be eager to serve. In reality, reducing dependence on Russia will require long-term political commitment, real power play and engagement with countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), write Cyril Widdershoven of energy research institute TNO and Sijbren de Jong of The Hague Centre for Strategic…

    European leaders are under the delusion that they can solve Europe’s security of energy supply problem by creating a strong internal market, which they believe the rest of the world will be eager to serve. In reality, reducing dependence on Russia will require long-term political commitment, real power play and engagement with countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), write Cyril Widdershoven of energy research institute TNO and Sijbren de Jong of The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies. If it’s not too late already: Russia and China are already filling the gap in the MENA region that the US is leaving.

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  • Export Management

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  • English

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  • Arabic

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  • German

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  • SPE (www.spe.org)

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