Edward Chow on The New Geopolitics of Energy: A US Perspective
Channel: IIEA
Date: 2013-02-28

About the Speech:

Edward Chow discussed the evolving geopolitics of energy from a US perspective. In particular, he looked at how the unconventional oil and gas revolution, which is leading to increasing US energy independence, will reshape US interests in the Middle East. He also explored the geopolitics of Chinese energy policy.

About the Speaker:

Edward Chow is Senior Fellow in the Energy and National Security Program at the renowned Center for Strategic and International Studies. He is an international energy expert with more than 30 years of oil industry experience, including 20 years with Chevron. He has advised U.S. and foreign governments, international oil companies, multinational corporations, multilateral agencies, and international financial institutions. He also teaches part-time at the Elliott School for International Affairs at George Washington University. 

This address is the second event in the ESB Lecture Series 2013, kindly sponsored by ESB.

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