The Med: hub or flashpoint?
Enduring conflicts and unresolved disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean promise to shape – and constrain – the development of offshore energy in the near future
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Between two paradigms: An oil market snapshot
The past two years or so have witnessed dramatic swings in the global oil market. Oil prices (Brent) dropped below $30 in early 2016 amid a massive supply/demand imbalance and swollen global crude and product inventories doing their best to…
L’asse fragile tra Ankara e Mosca
Le recenti operazioni militari delle forze armate turche in Siria sembrano contraddire la posizione mantenuta fermamente da Mosca negli ultimi anni sull’inviolabilitĂ dei confini e della sovranitĂ di Damasco. Tuttavia, il presidente turco,…
President Trump’s climate and energy policy: one year in
Almost one year after US President Donald Trump’s inauguration, the general contours of his administration’s approach to climate and energy policy is coming into focus. In terms of climate change, the most attention-grabbing item was…
American gas is going global – can it also go green?
The past decade has seen a tremendous transformation in the U.S. natural gas landscape. During the Administration of George W. Bush, the U.S. was expected to be on an inextricable upward trajectory of natural gas import demand, with some…