Geopolitical Futures The International Energy Agency expects $2.8 trillion of investment in energy this year, with roughly 60 percent of that going toward clean energy. In the past two years, clean energy investment has risen 24 percent compared with 15 percent for fossil fuels. Producers …
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Photo: Adonyi Gábor on Pexels In addition to it, the rating agencies see a deterioration of Pemex’s credit profile OPEC’s World Oil Outlook 2020, has forecast that Mexico’s liquids supply will see a long-term decline that will put the country’s production below today’s output, despite the importance that the Mexican government has placed upon reviving …
How clean energy will remake geopolitics In this week’s issue of The Economist, the cover story is about how oil was the source of energy for the 20th century—its cars, its wars, its economy, and its geopolitics. Now, as reported here a month ago in the story called, “From oil to energy”, major companies are …
An Energy IQ overview of the complex oil and natural gas trade relationship between Canada and the United States.
Photo: Morning Brew on Unsplash The oil giants, especially in Europe are pushing their efforts to look like electric companies. Major companies are increasingly changing the way they are perceived, from oil companies to energy companies. And not just in terms of perception, there is a shift in the priorities of their businesses. Exxon Mobil …
In january an American former general spoke at a gathering of senior global financiers. Used to thinking about strategy and hard power, he warned that America is dealing poorly with its most complex array of threats since the cold war—from Iran and Russia to the …