About This Book
The New Map (2020) illustrates how global power dynamics are being reshaped by the convergence of energy politics, climate change, and international conflicts, particularly between the US, China, Russia, and the Middle East. It analyzes how America’s shale, Russia’s vast gas reserves, China’s growing influence, the Middle East’s adaptation to falling oil prices, and innovations in green tech and renewables are redrawing the world's energy map.
Who Should Read This?
- Politics junkies ready for insights into how energy shapes geopolitics
- Climate activists who want a global snapshot of energy dynamics
- Investors looking for risks and opportunities in the energy sector
About the Author
Daniel Yergin is one of the world’s foremost authorities on energy, winning the Pulitzer Prize for The Prize and serving as Vice Chairman of S&P Global. Through his books and leadership roles, including founding Cambridge Energy Research Associates, he’s shaped global understanding of energy geopolitics and economics for over four decades.
