Azerbaijan, Baku, Dec. 24 /Trend/
The 75th issue of Caspian Energy Journal has been published. The journal covers the results of economic development of the Caspian-Black Sea region and the EU in 2012.
The journal included the exclusive interviews of the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Mr. Petr Nečas, the Vice-President of the European Union and the European Commissioner for Industry and Entrepreneurship Mr. Antonio Tajani, the Minister of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania Mr. Arvydas Sekmokas and others.
Also, Caspian Energy journal included the extensive interview of Mr. Lars Christian Baker, Executive Vice President, Exploration and Production, Statoil ASA, dedicated to 40 years of Statoil's experience worldwide and 20 years of operation in the Caspian.
Journal's accent included the rating of the global oil and gas companies in 2012 prepared by Caspian Energy Rating.
Caspian Energy Rating is a new structural division of Caspian Energy International Media Group, which shall publish ratings and results of marketing researches carried out together with Caspian Energy Alliance in each issue of Caspian Energy Journal and Caspian Energy Investor newspaper.
It should be noted that Caspian Energy Journal is spread in 50 countries worldwide. Each issue provides interviews of presidents and prime ministers of the CIS and EU countries, and also heads of large transnational companies, reviews and analytical reviews of leading experts.
The previous issues of Caspian Energy journal in 2012 included the interviews of the President of Romania Mr. Traian Băsescu, the President of the Republic of Latvia Mr. Andris Bērziņš, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Lithuania Mr. Andrius Kubilius, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia Mr. Janez Janša, the Prime Minister of Ukraine Mr. Mykola Azarov.
On different estimates Caspian Energy journal is among five leading industrial journals of the Caspian-Black Sea and Baltic regions and serves as a guide for many investors in defining their operations in the Caspian-Black Sea and Baltic regions.