Columbia | SIPA Center on Global Energy Policy

In his latest column in Foreign Policy, Jason Bordoff examines what Biden's making climate change a top national security priority will mean for global energy markets and how the use of foreign policy tools—in areas as diverse as international trade, development assistance, multilateral finance, nonproliferation, and diplomacy—can give a boost to clean energy and U.S. firms and technologies.

The COVID-19 pandemic has done more than ravage Latin America’s economies; it has highlighted two pervasive and chronic structural weaknesses. Addressing them must be a key component of recovery efforts throughout the region.

Por el El Tiempo, Mauricio Cárdenas Santamaría explique cómo el gobierno y sector privado deberían evaluar las posibilidades reales de la producción de amoníaco.

Writing in The Hill, Philippe Benoit argues that a Biden administration and other factors could strengthen U.S. leadership in the future.

In a new op-ed, Dr. Mauricio Cárdenas, Eduardo Levy Yeyati & Andrés Velasco argue that the COVID-19 pandemic has done more than ravage Latin America’s economies; it has highlighted two pervasive and chronic structural weaknesses. 

There must be short-term emissions cuts along with commitments to be carbon neutral by 2060

In his latest essay in Foreign Policy, Jason Bordoff argues that the geopolitical implications of a clean energy transition are far more subtle, complex and counterintuitive than the conventional wisdom of China's rise and petrostate collapse.

Philippe Benoit and Dr. Alex Clark explain how government officials and the climate community can develop initiatives that engage state- and government-owned enterprises in climate action.

Investing in clean energy technologies is the most important contribution the US can make to the world’s fight against climate change.