The following provides summaries of the research in progress by staff of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. The Institute’s unique multidisciplinary expertise allows it to examine the economics, the politics and the sociology of energy with a focus on oil and natural gas.
The specific subjects of research in progress, while set within these broad lines, necessarily reflects the particular research capacities, skills and interests of the research fellows.
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OPEC celebrates its 60th anniversary: How markets and prices would have evolved if OPEC had been producing at maxi… https://t.co/TIAWrR1qlH
In latest OEF, Gómez, Cossent, & Chaves suggest three regulatory tools: flexible network access, local flexibility… https://t.co/qCUFzEF9FN
In this latest podcast, James Henderson discusses a new OIES paper on the key drivers for LNG demand in 10 emerging… https://t.co/KmovmT2tXz
Oxford Energy Podcast – Emerging Asia LNG Demand https://t.co/9gcJ7sqPfn