ENERGY
Updates on energy markets and politics
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The oil shock of 2020 appears to be here – and the pain could be wide and deep
By Scott L. Montgomery, University of Washington The world is again undergoing an oil shock. Prices, already on a downward…
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Saudi Arabia’s oil price war could very easily backfire
President Putin’s job obliges him to put his country’s interests above all others, and it was with this in mind…
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Current public transportation policy trends
Public transportation in the United States leaves a lot to be desired. Whether you love public transport or hate it,…
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Geopolitical and economic significance of TANAP
By Shahmar Hajiyev On November 30, 2019, Azerbaijan and Turkey will finalize the second-final phase of the Trans Anatolian Natural…
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U.S. energy giants’ gas projects could solve Mozambique’s debt crisis
By Gregory Tosi When U.S. oil and gas companies started buying into major energy projects on either side of the…
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The coming clash between climate and trade
By Jean Pisani-Ferry The incoming president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has laid out a highly ambitious climate agenda.…
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How to have an all-renewable electric grid
By David Timmons, University of Massachusetts Boston The main solution to climate change is well known – stop burning fossil…
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The Democrats need to have a climate-only TV debate. For Americans and for the rest of us
By Simone Tagliapietra When Catholics are busy choosing a new Pope the whole world watches Italy and when Americans are…
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Oil prices reach year-to-date high
Crude oil prices extended losses this week, falling for the second day in a row after a year-to-date highs on Wednesday. …
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Confronting Russian energy hegemony in Europe
By Raphael Benaroya Russia’s global aggression has included both overt and covert acts—most notably military interventions in Ukraine and Syria,…
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