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 ======Energy Governance Outlook: Global Scenarios and Implications======
+This report explores global energy governance, focusing on the impact of unconventional fossil fuels on markets and institutions by 2022.\\
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 | Publisher:  |[[encyclopedia:global_governance_futures|Global Governance Futures]]  |
 | Publication date:  |September 1, 2013  |
-| Authors:  |Han Cheng, Iris Ferguson, Ting Guan, Tana Johnson, Yuge Ma, Zhimin Mao, Eliot Pence, Fabian Wigand  |
+|Authors:  |Eliot Pence, Fabian Wigand, Han Cheng, Iris Ferguson, Tana Johnson, Ting Guan, Yuge Ma, Zhimin Mao  |
 | Time horizon:  | 2022    |
-| Geographic focus:  |global   |
+| Geographic focus:  |Global   |
 | Page count:  |26  |
 =====Methods=====
+The research method involved structured scenario planning, which included collecting variables likely to influence future global energy governance, conducting factor-system analysis, constructing scenarios, and deriving strategic implications and policy options through robustness checks and expert reviews.\\
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 =====Key Insights=====
+The "Energy Governance Outlook: Global Scenarios and Implications" report, produced under the Global Governance 2022 program, examines the future of global energy governance in the context of emerging unconventional fossil fuel sources. It presents two contrasting scenarios for 2022: a "Fragmented World" with regional energy alliances and a world of "International Market Integration" with a robust global energy market. The report discusses the strategic implications of these scenarios and offers policy options to address energy affordability, availability, accessibility, and sustainability. It also considers the role of existing energy governance institutions and the potential for new leadership in the face of shifting geopolitical power dynamics.\\
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+<span #categories_box> Categories:  {{tag>2013_publication_year}} |  {{tag>2020s_time_horizon}} |  {{tag>2022_time_horizon}} |  {{tag>English_publication_language}} |  {{tag>Global_geographic_scope}} |  {{tag>energy}} |  {{tag>energy_governance}} |  {{tag>energy_markets}} |  {{tag>energy_security}} |  {{tag>geopolitics}} |  {{tag>politics}} |  {{tag>regional_alliances}}   |  {{tag>scenarios}}   </span>
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