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The Energy Security and Climate Change Program analyzes the global and domestic energy landscape, with a focus on sustainability, technology, markets, and policy.

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What’s Next for Oil and Gas Methane Regulations

Cutting methane emissions from oil and gas production can help slow the pace of global warming. This brief summarizes emerging U.S. regulations on methane emissions, outlines the pathway for EU methane legislation, and analyzes potential alignment.

Brief by Ben Cahill — March 22, 2023

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Joseph Majkut

Director, Energy Security and Climate Change Program
Jane Nakano

Jane Nakano

Senior Fellow, Energy Security and Climate Change Program
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Ben Cahill

Senior Fellow, Energy Security and Climate Change Program
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Morgan Higman

Former Fellow, Energy Security and Climate Change Program
Neelima Jain

Neelima Jain

Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies
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The Role of Gas in Ukraine’s Energy Future

Ukraine’s natural gas sector can be a pillar of the postwar economy, but it will be challenging to attract investment. This brief examines the role of gas in Ukraine’s energy future, including its resource base and potential in a lower-carbon Europe.

Brief by Ben Cahill and Leslie Palti-Guzman — January 13, 2023

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The Future of Hydrogen Development in the Western Hemisphere

In this episode, Ryan C. Berg sits down with Sunita Satyapal to unpack the uses and role of hydrogen, the state of play in the Western Hemisphere, and some of the actions the United States is taking to promote further hydrogen development.

Podcast Episode by Ryan C. Berg — January 12, 2023

CSIS 35 West

Progress Report on EU Embargo and Russian Oil Price Cap

The EU embargo on seaborne Russian crude and the EU-G7 price cap are institutionalizing the discounts for Russian crude and forcing Russia to ship oil over longer distances to a dwindling number of buyers.

Critical Questions by Ben Cahill — January 10, 2023

Energy 360°

U.S. Energy Information Administration Priorities with Dr. Joe DeCarolis

Dr. Joe DeCarolis joined Ben Cahill for a discussion on priorities for EIA, outlining the role of EIA, how its data can be most useful to policymakers, and his plans for changes and improvements in the coming year.

Podcast Episode by Lisa Hyland and Ben Cahill — January 9, 2023

CSIS Energy 360
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The Year in Energy and Climate

In our final episode of 2022, Kevin Book (ClearView Energy Partners) and Liam Denning (Bloomberg) join Joseph Majkut (CSIS) to make sense of the many energy and climate developments in 2022 and look at some under the radar issues to watch next year.

Podcast Episode by Joseph Majkut — December 19, 2022

CSIS Energy 360

Developing Renewable Energy in Ukraine

Rebuilding Ukraine’s energy system provides an opportunity to modernize the sector and bolster energy security. Developing renewable energy will support these goals. Expanding renewables depends on attracting investment and clarifying domestic policies that impact the sector.

Commentary by Ben Cahill and Allegra Dawes — December 19, 2022

Energy 360°

Extreme Weather Events and Climate Change

This week Dr. Friederike Otto with the Grantham Institute for Climate Change and the Environment at Imperial College London joins Dr. Joseph Majkut (CSIS) to discuss climate change attribution, which measures how climate change directly affects extreme weather events, like heat waves, floods, or droughts.

Podcast Episode by Joseph Majkut — December 12, 2022

CSIS Energy 360