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Resource Archive
07.01.10
The continuing tug-of -war between emerging market and developed market commodity demand
Jeffrey Currie, Goldman Sachs International There has been a commodity imbalance with oil, which has historically seen global output lower than global producti...
16.11.09
Zero Carbon Buildings ULI 2009
Alexandra Notay, Urban Land Institute Provides an overview of the Urban Land Institute and its five key global policy objectives: sustainability, climate chang...
21.10.09
What we have learned about Oil Markets
Edward Morse, LCM Research The presentation provides a detailed overview of what has happened within the oil markets over the last five years and what this may...
21.09.09
Green Fiscal Stimulus Packages
Samuel Fankhauser, Grantham Research Institute, LSE Sets out the case for a green fiscal stimulus, initially through evidence for its impact, before considerin...
21.09.09
China’s Role in Advancing Climate Policies in the Face of a Global Recession
Antony Froggatt , Chatham House. China plays a key role in the interactions between global energy prices, CO2 emissions and global economic output. In terms of...
21.09.09
Energy and Environmental Challenges in the New Global Economy
Andrew Sentance, Bank of England. Provides an analysis of recovery in terms of global economic growth following the recent financial crisis, considering the r...
21.09.09
Outlook for the Global Economy and Oil Demand
Christof Rühl, BP The context of global economic stability and growth are considered in relation to the US, China, Germany, Japan and the UK. The link between...
21.09.09
OPEC Behaviour through the Lenses of the Oil Price Cycle
Bassam Fattouh, OIES Since 1986 the year-on-year change in global oil demand has generally exceeded total non-OPEC supply, with the gap increasingly met throu...
21.09.09
Oil Supply Analysis from the Goldman Sachs Top230 Study
Michele Della Vigna, Goldman Sachs International The Top230 study models the largest 230 new oil and gas developments in the world to provide insight into the ...
21.09.09
Are Financial Investors Destabilising the Oil Market?
Leo Drollas. Centre for Global Energy Studies Consideration is given to what has caused the extreme volatility in oil price in the last two years and whether t...
11.02.09
Piloting Low Carbon Economic Zones in China 2009
Antony Froggatt, Chatham House An overview of Low Carbon Zones (LCZ) is provided, setting out what they are, what they can include and the opportunities and in...
11.02.09
China Moving towards low carbon growth 2009
Jim Watson, Sussex Energy Group China’s recent energy trends are described in terms of primary energy demand, energy intensity and power generation capacity,...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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