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Comparing Government Financing of Reactor Exports: Considerations for US Policy Makers
August 2022

Comparing Government Financing of Reactor Exports: Considerations for US Policy Makers

By
Dr. Matt Bowen and Alec Apostoaei

This report represents the research and views of the author. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Center on Global Energy Policy. The piece may be subject to further revision. Contributions to SIPA for...

May 2022

Energy Sanctions and the Global Economy: Mandated vs Unilateral Sanctions

By
Christof Rühl

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The world is witnessing an unprecedented...

Sanctions and the Economic Consequences of Higher Oil Prices
April 2022

Sanctions and the Economic Consequences of Higher Oil Prices

By
Christof Rühl

In a new commentary, senior research scholar Christof Rühl unpacks what room there is for the anti-war alliance to scale down the consumption of Russian oil without triggering an adverse economic reaction.

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September 20, 2022

Will Economic Stress Hurt the Energy Transition in Asia?

Manuela V. Ferro
Regional Vice President for East Asia and Pacific at the World Bank

Covid and the Russian war in Ukraine have slowed economic development in East Asia and the Pacific. High global commodity prices are stressing countries heavily dependent on energy and food imports. ...

September 13, 2022

Will Putin’s Energy Strategy Backfire?

Dr. Daniel Yergin
Vice Chairman, S&P Global

Winter is coming. The energy crisis that is afflicting Europe and other parts of the world is worsening as Russia weaponizes natural gas.

After Putin turned off supply...

Foreign Affairs: ‘The World’s First Energy Crisis’

Jason Bordoff and Meghan O'Sullivan

In 2020, Europe passed a landmark climate package called the Green Deal. It was supposed to mark a new era of climate progress for the region.

Few expected that two...