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Op-ed
October 21, 2019

To Tackle Climate Change, the (Industrial) Heat Is On

Making concrete, steel and glass requires lots of heat — and lots of greenhouse gases. Dr. Julio Friedmann explains why the U.S. needs an agenda to decarbonize heavy industry.

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Op-ed
October 07, 2019

Is the U.S. Oil Industry Dominant? On the Verge of Oblivion? Neither

Writing in the New York Times, Dr. Robert Kleinberg examines the state of the U.S. oil industry and explains how tight oil in the U.S. effectively blocks others from exercising dominance in oil markets.

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Op-ed
September 18, 2019

The Myth of U.S. Energy Independence Has Gone Up in Smoke

In his latest opinion column in Foreign Policy, Jason Bordoff examines the massive attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure, arguing that “the attack on Abqaiq, the world’s most critical oil facility, is a stark reminder that the United States is not energy independent, nor can it go it alone when it comes to diplomacy in the world’s most critical oil-producing region."

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Op-ed
September 05, 2019

Dear 2020 Democrats, If you want to slow climate change, carbon pricing is a necessity

Writing in USA Today, Dr. Noah Kaufman examines the 2020 presidential candidates' stances on carbon pricing.

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Op-ed
June 11, 2019

The New Red Line on Iran Will Fail

Writing in The Hill, Richard Nephew, and Eric Brewer explain why the Trump Administration's new redline on Iran is seriously flawed.

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Op-ed
May 07, 2019

Oil market in flux amid uncertainty over shipping’s fuel rules

Writing in the Financial Times, Jason Bordoff and Jon Goldberg of BBL Commodities examine the new rules from the International Maritime Organization to reduce sulfur emissions from marine shipping fuel slated to go into effect January 1, 2020.

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Op-ed
March 26, 2019

The Green New Deal and Carbon Taxes Can Work Together

Based on his research at the Center on Global Energy Policy, Ron Minsk explains in The Hill why a carbon tax can compliment proposed Green New Deal policies.

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Op-ed
March 07, 2019

Oil price volatility weighs heavily on energy investors

Writing in the Financial Times, Jamie Webster discusses impacts of oil market volatility and its impact on companies and consumers.

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Op-ed
March 12, 2019

Why the Energy Industry Needs Women

In a new op-ed for The Houston Chronicle, Jully Meriño Carela and Amy Myers Jaffee explain why the energy industry needs more women and ways in which they can retain diverse talent. 

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Op-ed
November 26, 2018

LNG Shipping is Entering Uncharted Waters

The hottest “commodity” in energy markets right now may not be a fuel, but the specialized tankers that carry liquefied natural gas (LNG) across the oceans.

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