The new energy abundance—what happens when energy prices are lower for longer?

We at Brookings are taking a closer look at the economic, political, and security implications of the new energy abundance and oil and gas prices that are likely to stay “lower for longer.” 

“"Innovations paid off handsomely, with U.S. oil production increasing 66 percent from 2011 to 2015. But all this unexpected production contributed to a price bust that started in late 2014," Samantha Gross writes for the Brookings Institution...

We at Brookings are taking a closer look at the economic, political, and security implications of the new energy abundance and oil and gas prices that are likely to stay “lower for longer.” 

“"Innovations paid off handsomely, with U.S. oil production increasing 66 percent from 2011 to 2015. But all this unexpected production contributed to a price bust that started in late 2014," Samantha Gross writes for the Brookings Institution...