With the financial might and global reach of the energy industry, and increasing demand from developing nations for traditional sources, energy is a strategic commodity inextricably linked with national security and geopolitics.
CSIS's Energy and National Security Program focuses on emerging energy issues, the impact of cutting-edge technology on the industry, issues of dependence on and the security of supplies, and the increasing demand in the developing world.
The Burke Chair in Strategy works on the global energy balance, particularly as it relates to modeling and analysis, global risk, and the Middle East.
The Seven Revolutions project analyzes future trends in energy policy.
The CSIS Energy and National Security Program and World Resources Institute are launching a partnership to develop strategies for an effective U.S. climate change and energy policy framework.
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