Kunro Irié is a visiting fellow with the Energy Security and Climate Change Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C. His research interests include energy security and supply chains, engagement policies on decarbonization, and the effect of decarbonization on geopolitics. Kunro has a wide range of experience in the private and public sectors. His private sector experiences include commercial and project management of LNG projects in the Asia-Pacific region, leading strategy for customer and partner engagements and managing equity positions, and power generation project management, trading, and upstream investment. Kunro also worked on a variety of trade and economic policy issues at the Japanese embassy in Canberra, Australia.
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“Geopolitical Significance of U.S. LNG”: Audio Brief with Kunro Irié
Podcast Episode by Kunro Irié — February 12, 2024
Geopolitical Significance of U.S. LNG
Commentary by Kunro Irié, Ben Cahill, and Joseph Majkut — February 7, 2024
The Global Role of U.S. LNG
Event — January 31, 2024
European Gas Storage Is Nearly Full. Now What?
Commentary by Ben Cahill and Kunro Irié — September 5, 2023