Amy Jaffe

Amy Jaffe is a leading energy policy expert, NYU professor, and one of the foremost authorities on global oil markets, energy security, and the geopolitics of energy. Her analysis of energy trends has been featured in major publications worldwide and has informed policy discussions at the highest levels of government and industry.

Making Sense of the World’s Most Complex Markets

Jaffe is a frequent keynote speaker at major energy and economic conferences, bringing deep expertise on the forces shaping global energy markets. Her research spans oil market dynamics, climate policy, energy security, renewable energy transitions, and the geopolitical implications of the world’s shifting energy landscape. She is affiliated with NYU and has served in advisory roles for government and industry leaders seeking to understand how energy trends will reshape the global economy.

The Geopolitics of Energy and What It Means for Business

Jaffe’s presentations help audiences understand the complex interplay between energy markets, geopolitics, technology, and climate policy. Her keynotes deliver expert analysis on global oil markets and energy security, the geopolitics of energy and its business implications, climate policy and the transition to renewable energy, and the forces shaping energy markets that every business leader needs to understand.

Oil Sheiks and The Demise of the Dollar: What Investors Need to Know About the Coming Oil Apocalypse

Guns and Butter: How Our Perpetual Dependence on Foreign Oil Leads to Global Financial Crises

Oil, Dollars and Financial Crises: How To Ensure that Oil Sheikhs and Interest Rates Don’t Ruin Your Investor Returns

The Oil and Dollar Crisis: A Primer on How to Avoid Losses in the Next Financial Meltdown

The Global Resource Curse: How Mideast Petrodollar Bubbles Are Financing Global Economic Meltdowns