Experts in the News

"If it came to an all-out conflict, Iran could make a nuisance of itself to oil markets," energy fellow Jim Krane said. "It’s one of its key threats, collective punishment to the oil importing world, rather than a military threat.”

Why did Qatar exit from OPEC, what are the regional implications, and how viable is OPEC going forward? Energy fellow Jim Krane explains. World Politics Review (free access until 12/27): https://bit.ly/2T44wh4

Energy fellow Jim Krane is quoted in an article about the possibility of the U.S. Congress suing OPEC for price-fixing.

Energy fellow Jim Krane explores how Dubai transformed itself from an oil town to one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, becoming the first successful post-oil economy in the Middle East. National Geographic: https://on.natgeo.com/2zhanIg

Energy fellow Jim Krane comments on predictions that demand for oil may stop growing within five years. KERA News: http://bit.ly/2eKqbJH