
When Geopolitics Disrupts Energy Systems
From Energy Policy Now by Kleinman Center for Energy Policy
April 21, 2026 · 47 min · Season 10 · Episode 16
About this episode
Helen Thompson discusses the impact of geopolitical conflict on global oil and gas markets.
Helen Thompson, a political economist at Cambridge, examines how geopolitical conflict has shaped global oil and gas markets, with implications for the current Gulf crisis.
People in this episode
Guest: Helen Thompson
Topics covered
- geopolitics
- energy systems
- oil markets
- gas markets
- global conflict
- Gulf crisis
Keywords
- geopolitics
- energy systems
- oil markets
- gas markets
- Gulf crisis
- political economy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Cambridge
Places: Gulf
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