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U.S. LNG: Remapping Energy Security

Europe's wartime shift from Russian gas to U.S. LNG is reshaping global energy trade. A new CSIS interactive feature demonstrates how transatlantic cooperation is critical for ensuring European energy security and hastening the energy transition.

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The Case for Climate Capitalism

This week, Ben Cahill speaks with Akshat Rathi, a senior climate reporter for Bloomberg and author of the book Climate Capitalism.

Podcast Episode by Ben Cahill and Akshat Rathi — April 1, 2024

CSIS Energy 360

The Case for Climate Capitalism

This week, Ben Cahill speaks with Akshat Rathi, a senior climate reporter for Bloomberg and author of the book Climate Capitalism.

Transcript — April 1, 2024

How to Reform the DFC to Meet U.S. Critical Minerals Security Needs

The U.S. government has turned to the DFC for financing its minerals security needs abroad, but it is not designed to meet the challenges at hand. Reforming it during the 2025 reauthorizations is key to meeting U.S. security goals.

Commentary by Gracelin Baskaran — March 29, 2024

Electric Demand Growth and a New Strategic Lens

Electric demand growth is a rapidly developing policy issue of national strategic importance. A new era of policymaking and investment in the electric power sector is needed. 

Commentary by Cy McGeady — March 28, 2024

To Meet Global Methane Goals, Improve Gas Data

Unlocking global trade in differentiated gas can act as a force multiplier for emissions reductions. However, this will not happen without credible and verified emissions data across global supply chains.

Commentary by Erin Tullos and Ben Cahill — March 22, 2024

Energy 360°

U.S.–EU Energy Cooperation

On this special episode of Energy 360, Ditte Juul Jørgensen, Director General of DG Energy at the European Commission and Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt, Assistant Secretary for Energy Resources at the U.S. State Department, talk with CSIS Energy Program director Joseph Majkut about the U.S.-EU Energy Council and its agenda for jointly addressing energy security and climate change. 

Podcast Episode by Joseph Majkut, Amb. Geoffrey Pyatt, Ditte Juul Jørgensen, and Lisa Hyland — March 20, 2024

CSIS Energy 360

U.S.–EU Energy Cooperation

On this special episode of Energy 360, Ditte Juul Jørgensen and Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt talk with Joseph Majkut about the U.S.-EU Energy Council and its agenda for jointly addressing energy security and climate change.

Transcript — March 20, 2024

Energy 360°

The Growing Market for Certified Natural Gas

This week, Ben Cahill talks with Georges Tijbosch about how certifying natural gas could help create a lower-emission energy future. 

Podcast Episode by Ben Cahill, Georges Tijbosch, and Lisa Hyland — March 18, 2024

CSIS Energy 360

U.S. LNG Exports: DOE and FERC Roles and Boundaries

It will be challenging for the DOE to address climate, price, and environmental justice concerns over LNG exports in its “public interest” findings due to the constraints of DOE and FERC statutory and regulatory authority.  

Commentary by Kevin Book, Ben Cahill, Michael Catanzaro, and Kyle Danish — March 15, 2024