Energy Politics
Dr. Jennifer I ConsidineThe future research agenda for energy politics is concerned primarily with the future evolution of the geopolitics of energy in a rapidly changing landscape.
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Strategic Flexibility under Carbon Uncertainty: Lessons from Real Options Economics
Fifteen years ago, the Energy Politics article— reflections on “Good Oilfield Practice” —written by Michael Bunter in 2010— framed energy development as a perpetual negotiation between uncertainty and control.
Oil and Gas Seeps, Slicks, Spills, Kicks, and Blowouts: Part I
Michael A. G. Bunter’s 2010 article traces the evolution of risk and responsibility in the global oil industry, from the earliest days of natural oil seeps in Azerbaijan to catastrophic blowouts in the modern Gulf of Mexico. The author fram...
The Murban Moment: When a Light Sour Crude Sets the Medium Sour Agenda
Murban’s journey from premium to parity captures the shifting center of gravity in global oil pricing. As Reza Amanat shows, the once-favored light-sour grade now sits at the heart of a structural transformation linking Abu Dhabi’s ADNOC, U...
“From Land Mines to Copper Mines” A Review
## Overview: Revisiting Michael L. Ross (2010)
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Dr. Jennifer Considine, an expert in energy security and oil economics, with experience in market modeling, and policy research. She is a Senior Research Fellow at the CEPMLP Scotland and has published widely on global energy markets.
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