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Protection of Offshore Critical Energy Infrastructure Beyond National Sovereignty: Military Rules of Engagement and Barriers
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Abstract
Europe has been experiencing, particularly after February
2022, the emergence and the proliferation of new fastevolving security risks, threats and vulnerabilities to the
OCEI in all four major maritime regions of the EU (the North
Sea-Atlantic region, the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea and the
Mediterranean Sea). In these maritime regions, disputes over
rights to exploit offshore natural resources like natural gas
are common. Since 2022, there has been a rise in military
activity, including contested zones and mine placements,
threatening offshore exploration safety. Additionally,
offshore infrastructures face cybersecurity threats and
hybrid warfare tactics. Thus, the study outlines current
threats, risks, and vulnerabilities to the safety of EU Offshore
Critical Energy Infrastructure (OCEI) in both conventional and
hybrid scenarios.
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International project anual report
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