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November 2018

The US Withdrawal from the JCPOA: What to Look Out for Over the Next Year

By
Richard Nephew

How Iran, US allies, and US competitors react to the stresses brought about by Trump’s decision will have far-reaching impacts for geopolitics, global energy markets and security, and financial markets. This brief outlines five guideposts to watch out for over the next year as the situation between Washington and Tehran inevitably heats up.

October 2018

Khashoggi affair exposes myth of US energy dominance

By
Jason Bordoff

Writing in The Hill, CGEP Director Jason Bordoff explains why the Khashoggi affair exposes myth of US energy dominance.

October 2018

The Use and Misuse of Economic Statecraft

By
Richard Nephew and Jacob Lew

Writing in Foreign Affairs, CGEP Scholar Richard Nephew and SIPA Professor and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew argue that Washington, D.C. is abusing its financial might and discuss the consequences that might have. 

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November 05, 2018

Dr. Tatiana Mitrova - The Outlook for Russia's Energy Sector

Dr. Tatiana Mitrova
Director of the SKOLKOVO Energy Centre in Moscow

Host Jason Bordoff sat down with Dr. Tatiana Mitrova to discuss Russia's oil and gas sector.

September 10, 2018

Carlos Torres - Restoring Power in Puerto Rico

Carlos Torres
Puerto Rico Power Restoration Coordinator

Bill Loveless talks to Carlos Torres, a former official with Consolidated Edison in New York, and the man assigned by the Governor of Puerto Rico with the difficult task of coordinating the restoration of electricity for the island.

June 18, 2018

Bruce Walker - Bolstering U.S. Grid Resilience: The View from the Dept of Energy

Bruce Walker

Bill Loveless interviews Bruce Walker, the assistant secretary for electricity at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), whose office is responsible for developing electricity policy, including that pertaining to the reliability and resilience of the grid.