Global Energy

Study: Geopolitics of Natural Gas by Kenneth B. Medlock III, Rice University’s Baker Institute; Meghan O’Sullivan, Harvard University’s Kennedy School; Amy Myers Jaffe, University of California, Davis

Testimony: Energy in Africa Promotes U.S. Economic and Security Interests by Todd Moss

Related Publications:

• China’s Oil-Backed Loans to Venezuela Appear Headed for a Haircut by Gabriel Collins
• Energy Governance in Saudi Arabia by Jim Krane
• Geoeconomics in Europe by Gabriel Collins and Anna Mikulska
• An Oil Blockade Against China? by Gabriel Collins
• Explaining Poland’s Coal Paradox by Anna Mikulska and Eryk Kosinski
• Global Energy Shifts: What Naval Security Practitioners Should Know by Gabriel Collins
• Mideast Strife is Cash Positive for U.S. Natural Gas — And Chinese Coal by Jim Krane
• What Can We Learn about Energy Access and Demand from Mobile-Phone Surveys? Nine Findings from Twelve African Countries by Ben Leo, Jared Kalow and Todd Moss
• Anti-Qatar Embargo Grinds Toward Strategic Failure by Gabriel Collins
• Saudi Arabia Gloats Over Iran Unrest While Quietly Preparing for Anti-Government Protests of Its Own by Jim Krane
• Putting the U.S. Shale Revolution into Perspective for an Audience from China by Gabriel Collins
• Beyond 12.5 by Jim Krane
• A Growing Portion of China’s “Oil Products” Demand Growth Does Not Actually Come From Crude Oil by Gabriel Collins
• Roundtable on Energy and Economic Diversification Policies by Kenneth B. Medlock III
• Oil Prices, Political Instability, and Energy Subsidy Reform in MENA Oil Exporters by Jim Krane and Francisco J. Monaldi
• Economic Diversification in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) States by Kristian Coates Ulrichsen
• Carbohydrates, H2O, and Hydrocarbons: Grain Supply Security and the Food-Water-Energy Nexus in the Arabian Gulf Region by Gabriel Collins
• LNG Versus Russian Gas In Central And Eastern Europe: Playing Poker On A Continental Scale by Nathalie Hinchey and Anna Mikulska
• Saudi Aramco IPO Pits Foreign Investors Against Saudi Citizens by Jim Krane
• Carter Doctrine 3.0: The New Gulf-Asia-US Oil Security Nexus by Gabriel Collins and Jim Krane
• Russia’s Use of the “Energy Weapon” in Europe by Gabriel Collins
• Australia’s Conflicting Natural Gas Policies by Michael Maher and Anna Mikulska
• Saudi Shakeup: New Prince Will Try to Transform the Oil Kingdom by Jim Krane
• The Digital Transformation and Disruptive Technologies: Challenges and Solutions for the Electricity Sector in African Markets by Ijeoma Onyeji-Nwogu, Morgan Bazilian, and Todd Moss
• China Peak Diesel Poses a Serious Challenge to Saudi Arabia, May Help Force OPEC Production Cut by Gabriel Collins and Andrew Erickson
• Developing Asian Giants and the Future of Global Oil Demand by Al Troner
• Nuclear Energy in the Middle East by Jim Krane, Amy Myers Jaffe and Jareer Elass
• Crashing Investment, Not Saudi Market Manipulation, Will Drive the Next Oil Spike by Jim Krane and Michael D. Maher
• Reversing the Trend in Domestic Energy Consumption in the GCC by Jim Krane
• Subsidies and Energy Demand in the GCC by Jim Krane
• Obama’s Win-Win: Support for U.S. Oil Exports in Exchange for a Ban on Flaring of Natural Gas by Jim Krane
• OPEC Imposes ‘Swing Producer’ Role Upon U.S. Shale: Evidence and Implications by Jim Krane and Mark Agerton
• From ISIS to Climate Change, the Iran Deal Is Good for American Interests by Jim Krane
• Revamping Saudi Arabia’s Energy Policy by Jim Krane
• The U.S. Shale Boom Takes a Break by Jim Krane and Mark Agerton
• Saudi Refining Push Exposes Strategic Shift Away from Crude Exports by Jim Krane
• Why Banning Exports Makes American Oil Cheap for Refiners, but Not for You by Jim Krane and Anna Mikulska
• A Refined Approach: Saudi Moves Beyond Crude by Jim Krane
• Effects of Low Oil Prices on U.S. Shale Production OPEC Calls the Tune and Shale Swings by Jim Krane and Mark Agerton
• When Oil Prices Plummet, Common Sense Tends to Follow by Jim Krane and Anna Mikulska
• Guzzling in the Gulf: The Monarchies Face a Threat From Within by Jim Krane
• Take this Carbon and Sell It: Canadians Show Us How to Cash in on Carbon Capture and Storage by Jim Krane
• Stability Versus Sustainability: Energy Policy in the Gulf Monarchies by Jim Krane
• Oil Sands Imports: Paying for Energy Security with Carbon Emissions by Jim Krane 
• Back to Iraq? U.S. Interests and Opportunities in an Environment of Reduced Expectations by Jim Krane
• Energizing NATO Cooperation with the Gulf Monarchies: New Opportunities Under the Old Energy-for-Security Paradigm by Jim Krane
• Flying High, The Improbable Rise of the Gulf Airlines by Jim Krane
• Kurdish Oil and U.S. Leverage in Iraq by Jim Krane and Ted Temzelides
• Energy Subsidies: Easy to Enact, Difficult to Retract by Jim Krane
• Russia to China: A Gas Deal We All Should Have Seen Coming by Kenneth Medlock III
• Putin Pulls Another Ace From His Sleeve in Big Gas Deal With China by Jim Krane
• Russia to China Gas Deal: A Game of Spigots? by Steven Lewis
• Navigating the Perils of Energy Subsidy Reform in Exporting Countries by Jim Krane
• U.S. Energy Security and the Weakening of U.S.-Saudi Ties by Jim Krane
• Trajectories of Change: Challenge and Transformation in the Wake of the Arab Spring by Ambassador Edward P. Djerejian, Jim Krane, Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, Marwa Shalaby and Ariana Marnicio
• Qatar ‘Rises Above’ Its Region: Geopolitics and the Rejection of the GCC Gas Market by Jim Krane and Steven Wright
• The Arab Spring and National Oil Companies: Hidden Effects and Stalled Reforms by Jim Krane
• An Expensive Diversion: Abu Dhabi’s Renewable Energy Investments Amid a Context of Challenging Demand by Jim Krane
• Arabian Gulf and Others Take Heed – It Is Time to End Energy Subsidy by Jim Krane
• Renewable Energy: Hype and Reality by Jim Krane
• Stability Versus Sustainability: The Gulf Monarchs’ Energy Dilemma by Jim Krane