The New Geopolitics of Energy

*In Collaboration with the Aspen Energy and Environment Program
Jason Bordoff, Founding Director, The Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University
Meghan O’Sullivan, Jeane Kirkpatrick Professor of the Practice of International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard University
Daniel Poneman, Former Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Energy
Moderator: Joseph Nye, Co-Chair, Aspen Strategy Group and Dean Emeritus, Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard University

[testingtimes]

The Energy crisis and economic blowback is because of we in the West have launched an Economic War against Russia.
But the problem is that we decided to wage a knee-jerk economic war against Russia & the Russians are just reacting to it. The unplanned lose-lose Economic War, was probably ill-thought out and badly miscalculated. In Europe, we are just trying to change course in mid-air to avoid a crash.
What other options existed?
One option was that maybe if we limited it to just a military war in Ukraine. A War through just arms transfers to Ukraine. Maybe that war could have been fought successfully, and Russia could have been checked.
*The second option was to unleash a more calculated, nuanced, Economic War on Russia. Economic War should have been launched after more calculations and better preparation, to inflict damage on Russia without harming European interests.*

[timothyjohnson]

Cheap, clean energy technology:
Search terms: *Brillouin Energy*
Search terms: *sirius Griffin pdf*
Search terms: *orion Stan Meyer Full Data pdf*

[tturbine]

Is it only too quiet on my computer, or is this site incapable of considering their audience?

[testingtimes]

"a little too cute by far" 👌🙏❤

[peuthi]

All these pessimistic predictions didn’t age well.

[willthomson]

Thought this kind of discussion might be more interesting to people. Given current crisis.