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Russia’s Role in Europe’s Gas Crisis
Natural gas prices have spiked worldwide, with price surges most acutely felt in Europe.

Biden Can’t Fix Short-Term Energy Prices, But Can Accelerate Transition
The global spike in commodity prices has resulted in expensive gasoline, which is always a political headache for whichever political party is in power.

Panic at the Pump: Biden’s Gasoline Dilemma
There’s no denying the salience of gasoline prices in domestic American politics.

Dispute over South China Sea is About More than Oil and Gas, and Far from Over
The fight over territory is less about a scramble for resources in the South China Sea than it is about asserting sovereignty and hegemony in the region. Control over oil and gas reserves happens to be one component of that objective, but is not necessarily central to it.

The Second Automotive Revolution: Implications for the Oil Industry
A 10 percent share for electric vehicles in the U.S. alone would easily remove more than 1 millions barrels from crude oil demand. Consequently, the changes currently underway in the auto industry should be expected to dramatically impact the oil industry well before 2040.

Barclays: $22 Trillion in Oil Revenue at Risk from COP-21 Negotiations
Many integrated oil companies remain well positioned, but a price on carbon is unlikely to be welcomed in the current environment, where low oil prices have put the industry on its heels.

Shale Boom Extends Reach to U.S. Diplomacy
Increased domestic oil supply has bolstered American geopolitical clout, according to new research from Platts.

Gas Could Trump Oil in Iran’s Post-Sanctions World
Much of the energy discussion surrounding the lifting of Iranian sanctions has focused on the effects on oil prices, but Iran’s gas potential could shake up global gas markets and provide robust economic benefits for the country.