Columbia Energy Exchange Podcast

Japan's Nuclear Outlook (4/8/16)

The Center on Global Energy Policy hosted a presentation and discussion on Japan's Nuclear Outlook with Nobuo Tanaka, President of the Sasawaka Peace Foundation and former Executive Director at the International Energy Agency, and Chris Gadomski...
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April 08, 2016

Japan's Nuclear Outlook (4/8/16)

The Center on Global Energy Policy hosted a presentation and discussion on Japan's Nuclear Outlook with Nobuo Tanaka, President of the Sasawaka Peace Foundation and former Executive Director at the International Energy Agency, and Chris Gadomski...
Event
April 20, 2016

Global Voices on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement

The Center on Global Energy Policy hosted a panel discussion on the Paris Agreement and what it means for the various international stakeholders including governments, the renewable energy industry, and other business sectors. Distinguished...
Event
April 29, 2016

WIE Site Visit to Columbia University's Central Chiller and Central Boiler Plants

The Center on Global Energy Policy's Women in Energy program hosted a tour of the Columbia University Central Chiller and Central Boiler Plants. The visit was a great opportunity to learn about the the energy aspect, as well as the application...
Research
Report
April 13, 2016

Difficulties in Easing Sanctions on Myanmar

The removal of economic sanctions against a country is not merely a legal event, it is also an important strategic event, intended to facilitate policy and to ensure that the country that was sanctioned avoids doing the behavior in the past that led to sanctions. To help inform public debate on this complex topic the Center on Global Energy conducted research into the case of Myanmar. In this paper, former Treasury Department (OFAC) official Peter Kucik examines the case of Myanmar, its reintegration into the global economy and global financial sector, and lessons learned.
Columbia Energy Exchange Podcast
April 11, 2016

China's Role in Our Energy and Climate Future

What's happening in China? Its a question top of mind for everyone trying to make sense of the energy and climate outlook. Has Chinese coal demand really peaked? How soon might we see peak carbon emissions? What is China doing on climate policy...
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China's Role in Our Energy and Climate Future (4/11/16)

What's happening in China? Its a question top of mind for everyone trying to make sense of the energy and climate outlook. Has Chinese coal demand really...
Columbia Energy Exchange Podcast
April 04, 2016

GE Technology Leader on New Energy Options

On this episode of Columbia Energy Exchange, host Bill Loveless sits down with Victor Abate, Chief Technology Office and Senior Vice President at GE, to discuss how technology is changing the ways we produce and use energy -- "from dinosaurs to...
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GE Technology Leader on New Energy Options (4/4/16)

On this episode of Columbia Energy Exchange, host Bill Loveless sits down with Victor Abate, Chief Technology Office and Senior Vice President at GE, to...
Research
Report
April 06, 2016

Columbia Global Energy Dialogue Report: The GCC and the New Oil World

Like the oil market itself, the oil producing countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are at a crossroads. These countries – which include both members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar, and non-members like Bahrain and Oman – collectively account for the lion’s share of world crude oil and LNG exports.

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