Global Energy Geopolitics and Alternative Energy Policies, (Paperback)

Modern civilization was built on fossil fuels, and that dependence is now straining energy supply, environmental health, and resource security worldwide. Achieving sustainable growth within the limits of a finite planet has become an urgent global priority, made harder by an energy sector that cycles through booms and busts even in calmer times. The current transition to a low-carbon economy adds a new layer of risk: managed poorly, it could trigger recurring market shocks rather than steady decarbonization. These pressures converge most sharply in resource-rich, geopolitically sensitive regions, where energy security, climate vulnerability, and national interest are deeply intertwined. Recent global energy shocks have only sharpened the stakes, putting energy security back at the center of international policy debate. Global Energy Geopolitics and Alternative Energy Policies examines the intersecting challenges of energy security, climate change, and geopolitics. By connecting hydrocarbon resource competition with renewable energy transition, water-energy interdependence, and national security concerns, this book provides valuable insights into how volatile and resource-dependent regions worldwide can navigate the path toward energy resilience and climate action. Covering topics such as alternative energy policies, military-political tensions, and regional energy security, this book is an excellent academic resource for graduate and doctoral students, energy policy researchers, geopolitical analysts, government officials, international security professionals, policymakers, and more.

• Global Energy Geopolitics and Alternative Energy Policies, (Paperback)
• Author: Hüseyin Gökçekuş
• ISBN: 9798337399423
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-11-10
• Page Count: 0