Ep 21: The Geopolitics of Energy - Daniel Yergin

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Pulitzer Prize winner and author of the global bestseller ‘The New Map’, Daniel Yergin joins Michael Avery on the podcast this week to discuss some of the most pressing energy conundrums currently facing the world. From EVs to Russia, climate change to energy security in Africa, Yergin provides his insights as the ultimate authority on the intersection between energy and geopolitics. If you want to understand why energy truly makes the world go round, then this episode is for you.

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