Crude Awakenings: The Shifting Energy Landscape

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Mathew Lee, Bentley Kaplan, Chris Cote, Elchin Mammadov
February 21, 2025
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Oil and gas are in, renewables are out — at least, that’s what the headlines say. But what’s really happening in energy markets? We take a closer look at shifting U.S. policies, investor reactions, and how global energy trends might shape the future.
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Mathew Lee
Mathew Lee
Senior Associate, MSCI Research
Chris Cote
Chris Cote
Executive Director, MSCI Research & Development
Elchin Mammadov
Elchin Mammadov
Executive Director, MSCI Research
Bentley Kaplan
Bentley Kaplan
Vice President, MSCI Research

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