Nothing lasts forever -- good or bad.
The global Covid-19 pandemic and Saudi-Russian price war upended global oil markets, sending demand and prices plummeting this spring.·
Nothing lasts forever -- good or bad.
The global Covid-19 pandemic and Saudi-Russian price war upended global oil markets, sending demand and prices plummeting this spring.·
The death of the oil age has oft been predicted. Peak supply. Peak demand. Peak shale.
Barely two months ago, oil markets were in disarray because of the combined supply and demand shocks of the price war and unprecedented government responses to the coronavirus pandemic that resulted in the near-complete shutdown of national economies around the world.
On March 18, U.S.·
"Better to live and die on the free market where a company can decide its own fate."
National Security and Energy Fellow, Rainey Fellow Robert Dillon tells the Reason Foundation that the age of managed oil markets is dead.·
As published on January 9, 2019 in Euractiv
US sanctions designed to undermine Russian natural gas exports to Europe specifically target European-based companies at the risk of further weakening an already fragile US-European relationship, write Martin Jirušek and Robert Dillon.·
As published on January 6, 2020 in Morning Consult
American consumers have a choice every time they purchase a product or service.·
Originally published on Aug. 29, 2019 by Bloomberg Environment
For all the concern of Kremlin kompromat, or blackmail, on President Donald Trump, Russia’s conduct has come under increased pressure and scrutiny during his presidency.
Since taking office, Trump has tightened existing economic sanctions and signed additional restrictions on Russia’s energy sector, simultaneously striking at the Kremlin’s source of influence and its hard currency.·
Robert Dillon, associate fellow for energy security, was recently published in Bloomberg Environment discussing the United State’s sanctions of Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline.·
Robert Dillon, associate fellow for energy security for the Rainey Center, was recently interviewed by National Review about a recent push by some conservative lawmakers to consider a carbon tax.·
The Joseph Rainey Center for Public Policy is excited to welcome new staff and research fellows as we expand our team of cross-partisan, pragmatic problem solvers. ·
