Green New Deal Learns From Europe’s Climate Missteps
Opinion
In early February, American Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), flanked by veteran climate activists and supported by a host of environmental
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Venezuela, Oil and the Monroe Doctrine
Opinion
In early 1959, oil prices were low and falling. British Petroleum had cut prices. The United States had instituted import
Is Washington Trying to Bait Iran into Closing Hormuz?
Opinion
Crude oil transit is the wild card of the global energy system. Oil producers and consumers act in mostly predictable,
National Security Drives Energy Transitions, Part II
Opinion
This article is the second part of a two-part analysis that examines how national security interests have hastened energy transitions
Will U.S.-China Rivalry Hasten the Energy Transition?
Opinion
The energy world changes rapidly. Technology, social and economic patterns, emergence of new sources, and depletion of old ones can
Business First: The U.S. Indo-Pacific Strategy and Energy Diplomacy
Opinion
Energy underpins the grand strategies of world powers. China’s Belt and Road initiative builds commercial ties abroad to secure hydrocarbon
Does Bahrain’s Discovery Signal a Global Wave of Shale?
Opinion
From the United States to Argentina and Australia and now Bahrain, we hear a common refrain in 2018: shale is
Panama Canal Portends as Long-Term Bottleneck for U.S. LNG
Opinion
The resurgence of U.S. oil and gas production in recent years has been nothing short of staggering. In 2013, the