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    Demand Destruction | 03 | Fossil disruption, electric acceleration

    The outcomes of all of this, according to us

    By Kate Mackenzie, Tim Sahay —

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    Gulf drama kings | Demand Destruction | 02

    Oil or geopolitics; same same

    By Tim Sahay, Kate Mackenzie —

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    01 | Demand Destruction | US oil is not winning the Iran war

    Did they really think it would?

    By Kate Mackenzie, Tim Sahay —

    05 | Electric World Order | The US counterrevolution
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    05 | Electric World Order | The US counterrevolution

    Coalitions --> bottomless mimosas --> backlash ---> hydrocarbon projection

    By Tim Sahay, Kate Mackenzie —

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    04 | Electric World Order | Manufacturing Chimerica

    Podcast: How US-China rivalry drives energy transition. Ft Jessica Chen Weiss and Jake Werner

    By Tim Sahay, Kate Mackenzie —

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    03 | Electric World Order | Demand destruction

    What does it look like when oil and gas demand just disappears? Ft Helen Thompson and Alex Turnbull

    By Kate Mackenzie, Tim Sahay —

    02 | Electric World Order | Rest of World
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    02 | Electric World Order | Rest of World

    The US dollar and energy access in Africa

    By Kate Mackenzie, Tim Sahay —

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    01 | Electric World Order | The quiet revolution

    How a surge of affordable Chinese clean tech is rewiring global energy.

    By Kate Mackenzie, Tim Sahay —