Executive Conference

Gas Oil Geopolitics/Energy Policy/Economics

US Energy Abundance & Geopolitics

Monday, March 11

07:30 pm - 09:00 pm

Shale oil and gas are making the United States the world’s biggest producer of hydrocarbons. Is American energy abundance shattering the precepts of global energy geopolitics? Will OPEC continue to exist? Will US supplies affect relations between Saudi Arabia and Russia and their roles in energy markets? Can China, as the world’s biggest oil importer, influence geopolitical dynamics with its suppliers?

Session Speakers

  • Carlos Pascual

    IHS Markit

    Senior Vice President

  • Dr. Fatih Birol

    International Energy Agency (IEA)

    Executive Director

  • Jason Bordoff

    Center on Global Energy Policy Columbia University

    Professor of Professional Practice and Founding Director

  • Francis R. Fannon

    United States Department of State

    Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Energy Resources (ENR)

  • Meghan O'Sullivan

    Harvard University's Kennedy School

    Jeane Kirkpatrick Prof., Practice of International Affairs, Director - Geopolitics of Energy Project

  • Richard G. Newell

    Resources for the Future (RFF)

    President and CEO