Description
The book primarily focuses on energy cooperation between India and the Caspian region states—Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Iran—which garner global attention because of their hydrocarbon reserves and transit capability. Amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, this book offers a timely contribution to pertinent energy cooperation issues by examining the complex dynamics of energy security and geopolitical interests. It analyses the Caspian states’ energy potential and examines the energy dynamics between India and these countries, with the objective of finding ways to ensure India’s energy security through energy cooperation. This book also examines the energy politics of the countries in the Caspian region. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine positioned the region squarely within the crosshairs of geopolitical shifts. As the impact of the conflict was pronounced in the Caspian region, the book analyses the objectives of major powers and littoral states in the region and the implications of the conflict on energy politics. This volume will interest policymakers and officials interested in energy security and cooperation, particularly in India. Additionally, think tanks and strategic analysts working on geopolitics, energy security, and international relations will find this book relevant.
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