John Deutch

John Deutch is an MIT Institute Professor and Professor of Chemistry Emeritus whose work includes energy policy, technology, and national security. He previously served as U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense and Director of Central Intelligence.

U.S. Energy Exports Could Strengthen Allies and Advance National Interests

John Deutch argues that U.S. energy resources and technology can advance national interests by helping allies meet their energy needs through supply and cooperation. He points to the shift from expectations of U.S. gas imports to major LNG exports as evidence that energy markets can change quickly, altering the assumptions behind energy planning. India is a central example of how he believes U.S. energy trade and nuclear cooperation could benefit both countries.

Hoover InstitutionOct 8, 20264 min read