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Can Russia Execute a Gas Pivot to Asia?

As Europe tries to diversify away from Russian gas, Russia is looking to Asia for new markets, but the shift will be neither immediate nor easy.

Commentary by Nikos Tsafos — May 4, 2022

Seven Ideas to Enhance Energy Security and Advance Climate Goals

As the world’s largest oil and gas producer, the United States can play a unique role in shoring up energy security, allowing for harsher sanctions against Russian energy. And none of this needs to undermine the U.S. commitment to tackling climate change.

Commentary by Joseph Majkut, Ben Cahill, and Nikos Tsafos — April 25, 2022

South Africa's Hydrogen Strategy

South Africa has great potential to become a key player in the global hydrogen market. The country is aiming for a 4 percent share of the global hydrogen market by 2050.

Commentary by Tani Salma and Nikos Tsafos — April 4, 2022

The Energy Weapon—Revisited

The term “energy weapon” is easily misused and often abused. A few weeks into the conflict in Ukraine, what can we say about the energy weapon?

Commentary by Nikos Tsafos — March 18, 2022

China’s Climate Change Strategy and U.S.- China Competition

Nikos Tsafos, James R. Schlesinger Chair for Energy and Geopolitics, testified before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission on the topic of "China’s Climate Change Strategy and U.S.-China Competition.”

Congressional Testimony by Nikos Tsafos — March 17, 2022

Safeguarding the Global Market for Critical Minerals

Nikos Tsafos, James R. Schlesinger Chair for Energy and Geopolitics with the Energy Security and Climate Change Program, testifies before the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology of the Canadian Parliament.

Congressional Testimony by Nikos Tsafos — January 26, 2022

Can European Energy Cope with a Conflict in Ukraine?

Ukraine used to be the main corridor for delivering Russian gas to Europe; it is no longer that, though it remains significant for certain countries. This is the backdrop for thinking about what a conflict in Ukraine could mean for European energy security.

Commentary by Nikos Tsafos — January 21, 2022