Securing the International Oil Supply

David Goldwyn, President of Goldwyn International Strategies LLC; Senior Fellow in the Energy Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies; former Assistant Secretary of Energy for International Affairs;

Scott Nauman, Manager of Economics and Energy in Corporate Planning for ExxonMobil Corporation;

Michael Klare, Five College Professor of Peace and World Security Studies

Moderated by Roger Myerson, The William C. Norby Professor in Economics at the University of Chicago

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• uchannel
• uchicago
• oil
• energy
• security
• supply
• oilsupply

[babapoopoo]

industrialised nations don't even oil anymore.. there are other forms of energy.. there sustainable and efficient... oh.. my argument is flawed.. rich people are greedy sorry for wasting your time

[Mike1977a1]

Sounds like hes deluding himself into more oil wars.

[speakupforjustice]

With the reality of peak oil approaching, the world will be put in a precarious position if we do not invest in alternative GREEN energy. Maintaining our dependence on petroleum energy will push world powers to do one of two things: 1)Grab Up as much oil reserves possible through contracts or by FORCE OR 2)Deal with an impeding economic disaster and possible Global Depression

[LOJANOS]

You make me laugh,this is corporate scum talking.Drop dead corporate scum i hope you all die a horrible painful death,you have ruined the world. These guys should be lined up and shot.

[alternativeinfo]

It took me two days to get through this, but it was a really good watch. It was interesting to see different sides explained, but it is hard to deny the consequences that Mr Klare outlines. We see it already today.

[elstonieo]

yeah it was a fantastic Lecture good to see

(ill have to look up that bio-desel at some point cheers frans)

[frans1981au]

Superb Lecture, Finally telling it how it is.

Also, an interesting insight into world politics.

well worth the time to watch this video.

No mention of bio-diesel made from algae, which claims to have the highest known energy density and will grow in saline water.

[kcrofts7]

Great to hear more on energy security in the global economy context

I agree with solution. yes to carbon tax. No to bio-fuel, it'll create poverty in developing world