Energy Policy
Experts in Carnegie’s Energy & Climate and Nonproliferation programs offer analysis of emerging clean energy technologies, with particular focus on the potential role of nuclear energy in the international effort to reduce carbon emissions.
Commentary & Analysis
Hands Across the Melting Ice
The Arctic states of North America, Europe, and Russia, working with indigenous peoples and a number of non-Arctic states, have taken steps to ensure that the Arctic remains a zone of cooperation, peace, and sustainable development.
America’s Oil Wealth: Use It Wisely
Solving Tajikistan’s Energy Crisis
Carnegie Policy Research
The Carbon Contained in Global Oils
Policy guidance is needed to strike a balance between exploiting new energy assets from unconventional oils and protecting the climate. Managing the Unconventional Oil and Gas Bonanza
A Climate Vision for Russia: From Rhetoric to Action
Television & Radio Appearances
Expert Testimony & Speeches
Featured Events
The Changing Role of Cities in EU Cohesion Policy
Improving Energy Efficiency in Ukraine’s Residential Housing Sector
U.S.-China Coal Value Chain Exchange Conference
Experts
Alexei Arbatov
David Burwell
Deborah Gordon
Fatima Kukeyeva
Alexey Malashenko
Jessica Tuchman Mathews
Dmitri Trenin
Shin-pei Tsay
Kevin Jianjun Tu
Mark Van Putten