June 5, 2023 •News CGEP Distinguished Visiting Fellow to Testify before House on Advancing American Leadership in Quantum Technology
June 6, 2023• Blog • Fossil Energy How Much Is Enough? Fossil Fuel Abatement and the Paris Agreement By Chris Bataille
June 6, 2023• Podcasts • Columbia Energy Exchange The Economics of Green Industrial Policy Jason Bordoff with Jason Furman 55 min June 6, 2023
May 26, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Critical Minerals How Chile’s Politics Are Shaping the Global Energy Transition By Juan Carlos Jobet , Tom Moerenhout , Jason Bordoff • Foreign Policy
May 02, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Geopolitics Green Gridlock: How to Fix the U.S.-EU Disconnect on Climate By Gautam Jain , Sagatom Saha , Chris Bataille + 1 more • Foreign Affairs
April 18, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Renewable Energy L’indipendenza energetica passa dalla transizione ecologica By Pierpaolo Cazzola • la Repubblica
April 06, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Security OPEC+ Cut Shows Saudi Geopolitical Ambitions By Jason Bordoff , Karen E. Young • Foreign Policy
February 23, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Security A Tool of Attrition By Edward Fishman • Foreign Affairs
February 13, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Security South Sudan’s oil and water give it bargaining power – but will it benefit the people? By Harry Verhoeven • The Conversation
February 07, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy for Development Can Developing Economies Have High Growth Without Using Coal? A Debate. By Jason Bordoff , Lilly Yejin Lee • The Wall Street Journal
January 23, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Policy As US-EU trade tensions rise, conflicting carbon tariffs could undermine climate efforts By Noah Kaufman , Chris Bataille , Gautam Jain + 1 more • The Conversation