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Tag Archives: OPEC
Yergin and “The Quest”: A Brief Q&A
Our program with Daniel Yergin was a fine and appropriate conclusion to our three-part energy series with Exxon Mobil. We covered global gas; energy security in the context of supply, demand and pricing fundamentals with a twist of OPEC and … Continue reading
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Tagged global gas, OPEC, Yemen, Yergin
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Energy Security, OPEC, and Shocks
Energy security is an elusive concept. It can refer to domestic policy obstructions, clean energy ambitions, and threats to oil supply from Middle East instability. Energy security can also mean diversification of the energy slate as discussed in our recent … Continue reading
Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations: GeoEdge 