Category Archives for Energy
Laws of the Past: Are U.S. Energy Laws Limiting the Country’s Potential?
January 7, 2014 Host: The Brookings Institution Event: The Future of Energy Trade Speakers: The Honorable Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), Ranking Member, Energy and Natural Resources Committee, U.S. Senate Since discovering large domestic caches of shale natural gas, the United States … Continue reading
The Hudson Institute: Political and Security Changes in the Eastern Mediterranean
October 22, 2013 A Developing Energy Hub and a New Partnership Between Israel, Cyprus, and Greece Moderator: Dr. Seth Cropsey, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute Speakers: The Honorable Brad Schneider (D-IL), United States House of Representatives H.E. Christos Panagopoulos, Ambassador to … Continue reading
The East-West Center: The New Battle for the Pacific
October 3, 2013 How the West is Losing the South Pacific to China, the UAE, and Just About Everyone Else Moderator: Dr. Satu Limaye: Director, East-West Center, Washington, DC Speaker: Cleo Paskal: Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Resources, Chatham House, … Continue reading
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: China’s Eurasia Strategy
September 24, 2013 China’s Eurasia Strategy:Central Asia, Af-Pak, and the Middle East Moderator: Douglas H. Paal- Director, Asia Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Speakers: Pan Guang- Professor of History and Political Scinece, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Sarah Chayes- … Continue reading
The Woodrow Wilson Center: Roundtable Discussion on the Southern Gas Corridor
September 9, 2013 The Woodrow Wilson Center: Roundtable Discussion on the Southern Gas Corridor On September 9th, the Woodrow Wilson Center assembled a panel of experts to review and discuss the recent energy developments in the Southern Gas Corridor, an … Continue reading