So??Turkey is not iran, venezuela, lybia....
You are in NATO, remsmber? Anyway, you do not need one of the largest reseves in world only to cover your import needs, even if you find someting big that could disrupt world market, no need to brag about it, so you can save yourself from any speculated trouble.So??
Neither is Russia!
You probably misunderstood!You are in NATO, remsmber? Anyway, you do not need one of the largest reseves in world only to cover your import needs, even if you find someting big that could disrupt world market, no need to brag about it, so you can save yourself from any speculated trouble.
In case of finding bigger oil reserves i would rather think and put in focus how to refine and process it in many products as possible.
You are in NATO, remsmber? Anyway, you do not need one of the largest reseves in world only to cover your import needs, even if you find someting big that could disrupt world market, no need to brag about it, so you can save yourself from any speculated trouble.
In case of finding bigger oil reserves i would rather think and put in focus how to refine and process it in many products as possible.
You are right, i misundestood partially, sure disrupting established market flows does not comes without consequences but even if you would habe that kind of ambition you are by my opinion less exposed then mentioned countries from various reasons, lets say those are "sweet worries".You probably misunderstood!
I meant neither is Russia, a Libya or an Iran or a Venezuela. But there are so many restrictions on their oil and gas sales. European countries and us are being pressurised not to buy Russian Gas and Oil.
As you, I also said in my previous post, that we need enough oil and gas to meet our own demands. If we become an exporter of gas and oil we start stepping on the Oil Trusts’ toes.
You've got it all wrong, those leaderships are all weaklings that's why they collapsed. Your claim that the leadership who will find hydrocarbons in the Turkish EEZ will collapse is in full contrast to what is unfolding before our very eyes. I see that you have no faith in Turkey's hydrocarbon exploitation effort's success. It is so unbecoming that you regard the foreign powers above ours and underestimate our leadership. Like you have not witnessed what the powers you mention have been trying to do all along yet our leadership has not moved an inch.This has got nothing to do with having Iron Resolve! The more you stand firm against these trusts the deeper you sink in to the mud.
Chavez tried it in Venezuela. Look where it got them! They have the largest known oil reserves in the world. But the country is starving.
Iran’s Mullah’s have a lot of resolve. But they are seen as a pariah state. Apart from China and North Korea they do not have economic and technical cooperation with anybody.
Khaddafi tried to stand up to the west and the oil conglomerates. He was toppled over in the end. (OK he had a hand in Middle Eastern politics against Israel too).
Iraq with Saddam tried to defy the western powers and meddle in oil politics. Now the country Is in turmoil.
Whoever is in the helm, if Turkey finds substantial oil reserves in the South East and Gas in Eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea, there is no way that leader is going to be able to stand firm and survive. There are so many instruments in the hands of the West that can have an impact on Turkish economy that can make or break.
I do have confidence in my country and strongly believe in the exploration of hydrocarbons in land and in sea. It makes me happy to see new finds. Like all true Turks should be. But I am also a realist and can not be blind to world realities. As @Nein2.0(Nomad) has said there is no time now to “dickswinging defiance“ diplomacy trying to prove a point to your electorate.You've got it all wrong, those leaderships are all weaklings that's why they collapsed. Your claim that the leadership who will find hydrocarbons in the Turkish EEZ will collapse is in full contrast to what is unfolding before our very eyes. I see that you have no faith in Turkey's hydrocarbon exploitation effort's success. It is so unbecoming that you regard the foreign powers above ours and underestimate our leadership. Like you have not witnessed what the powers you mention have been trying to do all along yet our leadership has not moved an inch.
You said this.Whoever is in the helm, if Turkey finds substantial oil reserves in the South East and Gas in Eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea, there is no way that leader is going to be able to stand firm and survive. There are so many instruments in the hands of the West that can have an impact on Turkish economy that can make or break.
That is your opinion!You said this.
That is not my opinion, that is your opinion exposed.That is your opinion!
As I said I am a realist.
Once again, I say let us leave this discussion here. Let us agree to disagree! I will not respond to this anymore!
That's another 3 year consumption of Turkey which is 45 bcm per year.The amount of newly discovered natural gas is 135 billion m3.. thus, the amount of natural gas reserves discovered in the Black Sea has reached 540 billion m3.
How many years will it take to drill all reserves? the drilling technology will enable Turkey to take all gas in ten years?
In the first phase, 10 wells will be drilled. Sakarya gas field ( which belongs to the Danube basin) is very big and contains several areas. Amasra-1(135 billion cubic meters) well is located in a different area than the Tuna-1(405 billion cubic meters) well and one of our seismic vessels conducts studies in a different gas field (Kastamonu) in the Blacksea.How many years will it take to drill all reserves? the drilling technology will enable Turkey to take all gas in ten years?