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Tag Archives: Yemen
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
Posted in Energy, Foreign policy, Uncategorized
Tagged global gas, OPEC, Yemen, Yergin
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Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations: GeoEdge 