

Russia, China, and Global Energy Markets
Apr 3, 2022
Daniel Yergin, Vice Chairman of S&P Global and author of "The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Clash of Nations," dives into the complexities of global energy markets. He discusses how Russia's unreliable oil and gas supply affects Europe and its economic ties with China. The conversation also highlights the transformative impact of U.S. shale on energy independence and global politics, as well as the challenges of transitioning to electric vehicles. Yergin paints a vivid picture of a world navigating geopolitical tensions and energy innovation.
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Russia's Economic Future
- Russia’s economy will likely suffer due to sanctions.
- Western businesses will hesitate to re-engage due to broken trust.
Conflict Resolution
- Putin’s investment in the conflict makes a quick resolution unlikely.
- Negotiated settlements are difficult given irreconcilable positions.
Shifting Energy Landscape
- The global energy landscape is shifting away from OPEC’s dominance.
- The U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Russia are key players in the oil market.