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The EU contributed to its own energy crisis, but diversification can solve it

UkraineAlert Nov 6, 2021

Disarming Putin’s energy weapon: Ukraine must connect to EU grid

By Anders Åslund

With Vladimir Putin seeking to restrict energy supplies to Ukraine, it is increasingly clear that Kyiv must connect to the European electricity grid in order to reduce its vulnerability to Kremlin blackmail tactics.
Conflict Energy & Environment
The EU contributed to its own energy crisis, but diversification can solve it

New Atlanticist Nov 4, 2021

Bending the Asia-Pacific coal curve is critical to taming climate change. COP26 is making progress.

By Robert F. Ichord, Jr.

Recent coal pledges are new examples of the type of cooperation with emerging and developing countries that will be necessary to curb emissions and help countries implement their national climate commitments.
Climate Change & Climate Action East Asia
The EU contributed to its own energy crisis, but diversification can solve it

EnergySource Oct 23, 2021

Rapid Response: The energy crisis

By Global Energy Center

Global Energy Center experts comment on the energy crisis, energy security, and the future of the transition.
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Moscow, Nord Stream 2, and Europe’s energy crisis
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Sara Bazoobandi

Nonresident Senior Fellow

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Arabic Energy & Environment

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Dimitar Bechev

Nonresident Senior Fellow

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The Balkans Security & Defense

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Randolph Bell

Senior Director and Richard Morningstar Chair for Global Energy Security

Global Energy Center

Geopolitics & Energy Security Energy Markets & Governance

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Neil Robert Brown

Nonresident Senior Fellow

Global Energy Center

Energy Markets & Governance Energy & Environment

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Caroline Cecot

Nonresident Senior Fellow

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Economy & Business Energy Markets & Governance

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Ariel Cohen

Nonresident Senior Fellow

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Central Asia Politics & Diplomacy
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EnergySource by Ellen Wald

Nov 24, 2021

The EU contributed to its own energy crisis, but diversification can solve it

EnergySource by Ellen Wald

The EU's energy policies are partly responsible for the impact soaring gas prices are having across the bloc. But the EU still has an opportunity to readjust, find a way out of this crisis, and prevent future ones.

Energy & Environment Energy Markets & Governance

In the News by David L. Goldwyn

Nov 22, 2021

Goldwyn quoted in Politico on Biden gasoline troubles

In the News by David L. Goldwyn

Energy Markets & Governance Oil and Gas

EnergySource by David L. Goldwyn

Nov 22, 2021

It’s time to refresh the Caribbean Energy Security Initiative

EnergySource by David L. Goldwyn

A renewed commitment to intergovernmental energy governance could be transformative to the viability of the energy transition in the Caribbean. And plenty of precedent—including a previous system in the region itself—makes that prospect more than just wishful thinking.

Caribbean Energy & Environment

EnergySource by David L. Goldwyn, Neil Robert Brown

Nov 16, 2021

Silence is assent: A path forward in US-Mexico energy and climate relations

EnergySource by David L. Goldwyn, Neil Robert Brown

Mexico's recent climate and energy measures will cause economic harm, set back emissions reduction efforts, and strain the country's relationship with the US. The Biden administration must be clear that these nationalistic policies, which contravene the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, will not be tolerated.

Energy & Environment Energy Markets & Governance

COP26 by Atlantic Council

Nov 12, 2021

Kroenig and Ashford debate COP26 and the Pentagon’s new report on China’s military buildup

COP26 by Atlantic Council

On November 5, Foreign Policy published a biweekly column featuring Scowcroft Center deputy director Matthew Kroenig and New American Engagement Initiative senior fellow Emma Ashford assessing the latest news in international affairs. In the column, they discuss climate progress and pitfalls at COP26, including discrepancies between China’s climate commitments and actions. Later, they assess capabilities and intentions in […]

Arms Control China

UkraineAlert by Olga Bielkova

Nov 9, 2021

Nord Stream 2: Germany must listen to Ukrainian security concerns

UkraineAlert by Olga Bielkova

Ukraine has requested a role in the German process to certify Nord Stream 2 amid fears in Kyiv that the pipeline could pave the wave for an escalation in ongoing Russian military aggression against Ukraine.

Conflict Energy Markets & Governance

UkraineAlert by Anders Åslund

Nov 6, 2021

Disarming Putin’s energy weapon: Ukraine must connect to EU grid

UkraineAlert by Anders Åslund

With Vladimir Putin seeking to restrict energy supplies to Ukraine, it is increasingly clear that Kyiv must connect to the European electricity grid in order to reduce its vulnerability to Kremlin blackmail tactics.

Conflict Energy & Environment

New Atlanticist by Robert F. Ichord, Jr.

Nov 4, 2021

Bending the Asia-Pacific coal curve is critical to taming climate change. COP26 is making progress.

New Atlanticist by Robert F. Ichord, Jr.

Recent coal pledges are new examples of the type of cooperation with emerging and developing countries that will be necessary to curb emissions and help countries implement their national climate commitments.

Climate Change & Climate Action East Asia

UkraineAlert by Aura Sabadus

Nov 4, 2021

Ukraine faces energy crisis as Putin weaponizes gas and coal supplies

UkraineAlert by Aura Sabadus

As the winter season draws closer, Ukraine faces a looming energy crisis on multiple fronts which could lead to domestic political instability and deepen the country’s dependence on Vladimir Putin's Russia.

Conflict Energy & Environment

UkraineAlert by Willem Buiter

Oct 28, 2021

Gas price caps would be a disaster for the Ukrainian economy

UkraineAlert by Willem Buiter

Ukraine's proposed price cap on private company natural gas sales is symptomatic of what is wrong with the country’s broader approach to the market economy and must be avoided at all costs, writes Willem Buiter.

Energy & Environment Energy Markets & Governance
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Online Event Thu, December 2, 2021 • 11:00 am ET

The Hydrogen Revolution: Clean hydrogen’s role in the energy transition
Energy & Environment Energy Markets & Governance Energy Transitions Europe & Eurasia