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Russia's Asian energy strategy

Russia's desire to cultivate new markets in Asia is driven by the recognition that this will deliver both commercial and strategic benefits. However, the competing demands of the wide range of interested parties - including foreign governments, Russian federal and regional agencies, local and international oil and gas companies, as well as domestic and foreign end-users - have complicated efforts to arrive at a uniform and consistent approach. Moscow is being pulled in many directions.