In the fifth installment of EIRP’s working paper series on Russia’s global energy role, Tatiana Mitrova analyzes the changes and future prospects for Russia’s natural gas sector since its invasion of Ukraine.
In the fourth installment of EIRP’s working paper series on Russia’s global energy role, Timur Kulakhmetov assesses Russia’s ambitious Arctic infrastructure and energy plans in the paper: “Cooling Prospects for Russia’s Arctic Development?”
In the third Russia Energy Working Paper installment of EIRP’s working paper series on Russia’s global energy role, oil analyst Sergey Vakulenko looks ahead at Russia’s oil sector under enduring Western sanctions.
In the second installment of EIRP’s working paper series on Russia’s global energy role, Yury Melnikov assesses Russia’s renewable energy potential in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
In the first installment in a new EIRP working paper series on Russian Energy, Alexandra Prokopenko, a Visiting Fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations and Non-Resident Scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, assesses Russian nuclear energy monopoly Rosatom’s international activity in the wake of Russia’s war in Ukraine and U.S. and allied efforts to apply economic pressure through sanctions.
In a new EIRP report, Paul J. Saunders and former EIRP Research Assistant Amelia K. Gilchrist assess opportunities for the United States to build and strengthen regional frameworks in the Indo-Pacific to accelerate clean energy deployment.
In July 2022, Energy Innovation Reform Project released new quantitative modeling of federal climate policy options by OnLocation that identifies cost-effective, fuel-diverse pathways for decarbonization of the U.S. electric power sector.
In this original report, EIRP President Paul J. Saunders assesses New York State’s ambitious renewable power mandates, siting policies, and challenges to renewable power development surrounding land use.
EIRP’s high-level bipartisan Task Force on U.S. Indo-Pacific Energy Strategy produced this comprehensive assessment of the intersection between the ongoing global energy transition and intensifying geopolitical and geoeconomic competition in the strategically important Indo-Pacific region.
EIRP President Paul J. Saunders assesses U.S. energy research and development cooperation with Japan and South Korea during the Trump administration as well as challenges and opportunities for the incoming Biden administration in this December 2020 study.
