Berkhan GünaydınClient Management
areas of expertise
- Political analysis
- Market research
- Foreign Investments
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- M&A transaction support
- Public Policy Support
education
- MBA, Sabanci University
- MBA, Ecole de Management de Lyon
- BA, Political and Social Sciences, Sabanci University
Berkhan Gunaydin has a Social and Political Sciences major degree, and an MBA from Sabanci University in Istanbul. After his graduation, he worked in pharmaceutical, and HR Consulting sectors before joining Quatro Strategies, and Consulting, in 2011 as a junior political consultant.
Mr.Günaydin is in charge of client relations and management at QUATRO Strategies International Inc.
Berkhan Gunaydin conveys his experience on analysis, and statistical evaluation, as well as planning in political and business projects. He is fluent in English, and Turkish.
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Germany turns to Canadian LNG to diversify gas security
German energy firm Uniper has signed a preliminary agreement to secure liquefied natural gas from a major project on Canada’s Pacific coast, marking the latest step in an intensifying energy partnership between Germany and Canada and reflecting Europe’s determined effort to diversify its gas supply away from the dependencies that successive energy crises have exposed.
The deal, a letter of interest for a possible offtake agreement of two million tonnes of LNG per year from the proposed Ksi Lisims export facility in British Columbia, follows a similar agreement by Uniper’s German peer SEFE last month, signaling a coordinated German push to secure Canadian gas supply.
June 9, 2026 -
China’s LNG return tightens an already scarce global market
Asian LNG demand is quietly recovering from the shock of losing nearly twenty percent of global supply to the Gulf conflict, with the region’s imports rebounding to a five-month high as top buyer China returns to the market and Japan, India, and other importers increase their purchases.
The recovery, with regional arrivals on track to reach 21.83 million metric tons in June, the most since before the conflict began and above the level of a year earlier, signals that the world’s largest LNG-importing region is adapting to the loss of Qatari supply by securing cargoes from alternative sources, albeit at the elevated prices that the supply disruption has produced.
June 9, 2026 -
U.S. targets Chinese solar and battery giants over military links
The United States has added several of the world’s largest solar panel and battery manufacturers to a Pentagon list of companies it believes are aiding China’s military, escalating the technology and trade confrontation between Washington and Beijing into the clean energy supply chain that underpins the global energy transition.
The designation of solar makers Trinasolar and JA Solar, battery producers EVE Energy and CALB, and major technology firms including Alibaba and Baidu represents a significant expansion of the effort to decouple American defense procurement from Chinese suppliers, with implications that extend well beyond the military domain into the broader clean technology relationship.
June 9, 2026