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Energy markets face another tumultuous year in 2023 as intense global geopolitics combine with economic, climate and pandemic pressures.

After Russia's full-scale invasion of neighboring Ukraine on Thursday, what does this mean for energy and the relationship between Russia and the West?

Geopolitical risk has roiled energy markets in 2022. 博彩对冲 discuss some of the key hotspots they're watching and how they see these tensions impacting markets and the industry.

2022 promises to be an action-packed year for the energy industry.

With the dust still settling on 2020鈥檚 US elections, the energy sector 鈥� at home and abroad 鈥� could be set to start a new chapter. The elections have highlighted critical questions for the global oil and gas industry around the next administration鈥檚 domestic hydrocarbon agenda, stance on climate concerns, and foreign policy goals.

Indirect talks between Washington and Tehran look less likely to produce a renewed nuclear deal before Iran鈥檚 upcoming presidential elections on June 18th. How might results of the election 鈥� with a conservative candidate tipped to win 鈥� impact negotiations to revive the JCPOA?

Panel:Alex Schindelar, News Editor, London, 博彩对冲Alex Martinos, Senior Analyst, Research & Advisory, 博彩对冲Jaime Concha, Senior European Natural Gas Reporter, 博彩对冲John van Schaik, Bureau Chief, New York, 博彩对冲

What are the possible implications for US production and demand?

An evaluation of the success of the Doha meeting and the key points of negotiationNear-term oil market and oil price implicationsLonger term impact on cooperation among oil producers and market managementPositions taken by top producers and the scope for more active collaboration

What is Russia鈥檚 view on output cuts and cooperation with Opec?

A discussion to see if the debt bomb is about to blow up US Shale.

A discussion on how successful Opec's market share policy has been so far.

博彩对冲 Chief Opec Correspondent Amena Bakr discusses oil and transition risk with MRL鈥檚 Cornelia Meyer on the sidelines of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.

博彩对冲 Reporter Yousra Samaha discusses oil and transition risk with Dragoman Managing Director, Tom Harley, on the sidelines of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.