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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Energy Politics Update
Key Takeaways
- The crude futures curves remain in pronounced backwardation. Brent declines from $91.04/bbl (Oct-26) to $69.61/bbl (Dec-30), while WTI falls from $88.10/bbl (Sep-26) to $71.12/bbl (Jun-27), implying that markets contin...
If You Only Watch Brent, You're Missing Half the Market
When Oil Markets Break, Watch Storage—Not Just Prices
Recent disruptions in the Gulf and persistent geopolitical uncertainty have reminded markets that benchmark prices alone do not tell the whole story. Storage, transportation costs, regi...
Hitler's Race for Baku: The Oil Campaign That Changed the Eastern Front
Originally published as The Russian Oil Economy: A Geopolitical Energy Analysis (Edward Elgar Publishing).
Originally published as The Russian Oil Economy: A Geopolitical Energy Analysis (Edward Elgar Publishing).
Energy Politics Update
July 25, 2026
Executive Summary
Energy Politics Update
The Barrel Returns, but the System Does Not
Oil markets entered the weekend with Brent at $88.10 per barrel and WTI at $82.49, up sharply on the day as renewed fighting around the Strait of Hormuz reversed much of the optimism embedded...
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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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