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Energy Security and Climate Change: The Case for Engagement

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Steve Darden
on 2/19/2008
in Energy Policy
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You may have heard of Conoco CEO Jim Mulva’s speech at CERAWeek [Cambridge Energy Research Associates — Dan Yergin’s consultancy]. You can read the verbatim speech here. Mulva allows that a price on carbon is needed [”in phases”], but by implication favors cap-and-trade. Not surprising, as that offers the biggest opportunities to cut special deals - or even to profit from what Conoco would have had to do anyway based upon pure economics.

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