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  • Should modes of energy production that significantly alter the Umweltnieschen (surrounding/environment?) be banned?

    Frischlingscup · 2 · 2013-07-13

  • This house supports an integrated energy market within the EU

    Infoslide

    In SQ, each EU country negotiates its energy contracts independently. Energy infrastructures are not integrated on an EU level; and unlike other commodities, countries can subject energy to tariffs and other limitations. An integrated energy market would allow EU member states to freely trade energy resources and electricity across borders

    Belgrade Open · Open Semis · 2013-05-17

  • This house believes that the rise in oil prices does more harm than good

    Infoslide

    On November 2016, the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed to cut oil production by 4.5 % (1.2m barrels a day). this is the first time OPEC has agreed to cut production since 2008. The cut came into effect in Janaury. Brent crude oil has increased from $45 a barrel to $55 since November. Motion: THB

    Leiden Open · Open Semis · 2013-03-22

  • This house believes that the Japanese government should forcefully allocate radioactive debris of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster to each and every loal community even if citizen refuses.

    9th The Kansai 2013 · 4 · 2013-03-20

  • Should employees of energy and transport companies be banned from striking?

    Beginner Tournament Mainz (DCJG) · 2 · 2013-01-26

  • This house would only drill for gas in areas where the population has consented through a local referendum (inspired by recent opposition to gas drilling in Groningen)

    Rotterdam BP toernooi · Open Final · 2013-01-25

  • This house supports the privatisation of Saudi Aramco.

    Infoslide

    Saudi Aramco is the national oil company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is the largest oil producer in the world, and has the largest proven oil reserves. It is entirely owned by the Saudi state. Saudi Arabia has decided to offer up between 5-10% of the company for public trade in 2017 with indications that it may gradually offer up additional parts of the company for sale. The estimated value of Saudi Aramco is between $1.25 trillion up to $10 trillion. Motion: TH

    Imperial Open · 4 · 2012-10-27

  • This house would charge a (prohibitively) high customs duty on imports of solar cells from China.

    Boddencup · Open Semis · 2012-07-20