Authors: David G. Victor, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Science and Technology, and Linda Yueh
January/February 2010
Foreign Affairs
Growing demand for energy in developing countries and calls for greener energy worldwide are putting unprecedented pressure on the global energy system. Existing energy institutions are struggling to remain relevant. A new mechanism for cooperation is needed.
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