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Why we need to rethink energy security in the transition to net-zero
The current global energy crisis requires multi-stakeholder cooperation. Policy-makers and investors need to rethink energy security in the transition.
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David Cox
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology and Computer Science
Ivo Daalder
Senior Fellow, Belfer Center
Drew Gilpin Faust
President (2007-2018)
Ricardo Hausmann
Founder and Director, Growth Lab
Fred Heiding
Research Fellow
Naomi Oreskes
Professor of the History of Science
Meghan O'Sullivan
Director, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Stefanie Stantcheva
Nathaniel Ropes Professor of Political Economy and Founder, Social Economics LabRelated Centres
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