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Aaron Favila / APWhat Does Iran's Energy Security Crisis Mean for the World?
A conversation with the Council's Rachel Bronson, Columbia University's Jason Bordoff, and CSIS's Raad Alkadiri on the global implications of Iran’s energy security crisis and how it could shape the war. -
Damian Dovarganes / APWhy the War in Iran Prompted a Global Energy Crisis—and How it Might End
The widening conflict in the Middle East underscores the recurrent vulnerability of fossil fuel energy systems—and why a pivot to renewables is critical.
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Nicholas DohertyThe Geopolitics of Energy
CSIS’ Adam Sieminski joined the Financial Times’ Ed Crooks for a conversation on the geopolitical dimensions of global energy markets. -
HANS LUCASThe Future of European Energy
The war in Ukraine has shifted public opinion toward energy independence, renewable power, and nuclear energy.
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Invenergy CEO Michael Polsky on the Global Energy Transition
Michael Polsky joins the Council to discuss the global energy landscape and the importance of security, reliability, and affordability. -
ReutersFuture-Proofing Our Energy System
In the face of extreme weather and cyber threats, how do we build resilience, sustainability, and equity into future energy systems? -
viktor kiryanovNuclear Energy: Americans Favor Stagnation
While Americans favor nuclear energy in general, they are reluctant to developing new nuclear plants.
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A Nuclear Renaissance?
Robert Rosner, Doug Scott, and Rachel Bronson discuss how the global nuclear revival is reshaping energy competition, national security, and energy independence. -
Pieter MorlionThe Future of Energy: Insights from Former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz
Former US Secretary of Energy Ernest J. Moniz discussed how the United States could maintain its global leadership position on energy innovation in the current political environment. -
IPS via AP / Jorge Luis BanosIn Cuba, Food Security Is a Point of Political Pressure—and Solidarity
The global response to Cuba’s worsening humanitarian plight reveals a growing divide over whether limiting access to food and energy is an acceptable form of leverage or if there is a shared international responsibility for humanitarian intervention.