The financial world has created a variety of instruments for investments in all sectors of the economy and several of them devote their efforts in the energy sector. Even those who do not invest in energy should be aware of energy trends and prospects because of the inevitable impact of energy on the general economy. The changing dynamics between energy producers and consumers, including OPEC’s role in oil markets and the transformative role of US unconventional production, are creating new trade opportunities and redrawing geopolitical relationships. Energy supplies and trade are central to many of today’s most pressing geopolitical issues, from Russia and Ukraine to the Eastern Mediterranean to the fight against ISIS and stability in the Middle East. Understanding the complex world of energy has never been more difficult, and the stakes—economically, geopolitically and environmentally—have never been higher Many institutions have internal energy experts. Others depend on energy consulting firms often at high subscription fees and prices for their research and services. We offer exceptional value to our customers and clients at a very modest fee on global energy developments authored by Mr. Charles Constantinou, who has had more than 40 years of experience. Mr. Constantinou is a graduate of the London School of Economics and Political Science. After 34 years of service with the United Nations he retired as Chief of the Energy Program at UN Headquarters in New York where he authored many reports for the UN Economic & Social Council, the General Assembly and various Energy Committees as well as publications such as the annual World Economic Survey. He organized several international seminars and symposia on world oil and natural gas economics, petroleum refineries, exploration & development policies and relations between oil importing and exporting countries and much more. Co-Founded by Charles Constantinou & Dennis Droushiotis Jr ShaleIntelligence.com