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When Energy Innovation Stalls
There are countries that might not have the wealth or technological know-how but do, in fact, have large reserves of shale gas – but have chosen not to take advantage of it. My new research project will find out why. … Continue reading
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Think globalizing gas markets enhance European energy security? Think again
In October’s edition of Government Gazette, the outlet of UK’s Centre for Parliamentary Studies, I make three points: European domestic shale gas production won’t make the difference; gas markets are probably going global but Europeans don’t get to decide on … Continue reading
JCMS reviews “Dynamics of Energy Governance in Europe and Russia”
The Journal of Common Market Studies recently published a review of Dynamics of Energy Governance in Europe and Russia, which I co-published with Palgrave’s IPE series. The review stresses that “The book makes an important contribution to the existing and … Continue reading
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New book the first handbook to provide a global policy perspective on energy
My newly released handbook addresses global energy challenges across the dimensions of markets, development, sustainability, and security. Published with Wiley Blackwell, the volume is the first handbook to provide a global policy perspective on energy. Read more.
America is likely to be the make or break nation in a new global gas order
In our recent piece in Forbes Magazine, Matthew Hulbert and I argue that the shale gas revolution has set in motion the logic for international gas price parity across diverse geographic locations. Yet, politics will have their share in making … Continue reading
Special section in Global Policy journal outlines changing paradigms of global energy
For the May 2012 issue of the journal Global Policy, a special section on global energy analyzes key challenges – poverty, sustainability, efficiency and security – and sketches out implications for global policy agendas. Read more.
New book addresses key dynamics of energy governance in Europe and Russia
A newly released book addresses key issues in Eurasian energy governance. Published with Palgrave Macmillan, the volume seeks to analyze contemporary transition processes in the region’s energy sector. Read more.