On July 14 my friend John Shages, former head of DOE’s SPR office, and I appeared on a panel before the US Association for Energy Economics to discuss “The Strategic Petroleum Reserve Release, Implications for Markets and Policy.” I argued against active use of the SPR, with the main points appearing on the last slide of this PowerPoint.
And Our Posterity- Squeezing Iran’s oil exports is the right thing to do, but not because the oil market is “loose”
- Quarantining Iran’s Oil Exports Makes Sense No Matter How Loose the Global Oil Market Is
- Kampuchea MD, my home
- Preventing Iran could be bad for oil prices, but a nuclear Iran would be worse
- Chatham House note on US energy policy and my (Republican side) response
- Time to Tighten the Noose on Iran (FT)
- Never did, never will
- The benefits of reduced energy imports are real, attractive, and worth securing….but also limited.
- Correcting the record on my view of carbon taxes
- How to handle oil price volatility
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