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With Mike Froman nominated to become U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), change in how the White House handles international energy is sure to follow. But Froman won’t be able to leave energy or climate behind as he moves across the street. I see at least five areas in the offing where the USTR is going to be drawn into energy and climate. Read more »
The new secular reality in the U.S. oil market—declining net imports, driven by increasing domestic production and lower demand—has been making headlines for some time now. But what does decreasing dependence on imported oil mean for U.S. foreign policy? Read more »
Energy, Security, and Climate examines policy challenges surrounding energy, security, and climate change.
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced this afternoon that it had conditionally approved the application of Freeport LNG Expansion LP…
Climate discussions of late have focused a lot of so-called short-lived forcers. These are substances such as methane and black…
The last couple weeks have seen a steady stream of news articles heralding the near-death of Europe’s cap-and-trade system. The…
With Mike Froman nominated to become U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), change in how the White House handles international energy is…
My book The Power Surge: Energy, Opportunity, and the Battle for America’s Future will be published next Thursday. Below you’ll…
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