According to the World Bank's report on commodities, there will be an oversupply of oil in the coming years. In this episode, we discuss the reasons behind the oversupply and its implications for oil-producing nations, oil companies, the developing world, and consumers.

In this episode, we discuss the latest developments that occurred with regard to geopolitics and its impact on the oil prices. While the Iran Israel escalation ladder seems to have calmed down which has resulted into pushing down the old prices but the situation could escalate at any time. The impact of geopolitics on Oil prices will continue to be a major factor that shall be taken into consideration.

China is making in roads into the south caucasus region. Azerbaijan and Georgia are playing a leading role of being China’s partners in this region. How China aims to enhance its connectivity with Europe through this middle corridor and how this middle corridor has all the potential to change the global trade dynamics find out in this episode.

In order to tackle climate change, renewable energy continues to play the most important role. While many goals have been set to achieve the renewable energy targets, the latest report by IEA tells us that we still are not moving as fast as we should, thus jeopardising the lofty renewable goals.

The link between geopolitics & energy was visible once again as the oil prices rose dramatically as a result of escalating tensions in the middle east. How are the Middle Eastern tensions leading to spike in Oil prices & what could be the potential consequences find out in this episode of Neo Strategic Initiative.

The future of Global Oil demand is being predicted by OPEC & IEA in totally different manner. What is the immediate & long term analysis of both the organisations with regard to oil demand find out in this episode.