The New Geopolitics of Energy

Traces the shifts that have taken place with the expansion of non-OPEC oil production, market liberalization, political competition in the Middle East, the re-emergence of Russia as a primary oil and dominant gas exporter, and the explosive rise of East Asian energy demand. Cutting across these changes are concerns about climate change and the management of nuclear power and its full cycle.

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This study traces the shifts that have taken place with the expansion of non-OPEC oil production, market liberalization, political competition in the Middle East, the re-emergence of Russia as a primary oil and dominant gas exporter, and the explosive rise of East Asian energy demand. Cutting across these changes are concerns about climate change and the management of nuclear power and its full cycle.