John V Mitchell
Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Resources
Expertise
- Energy economics
- Oil industry
- Energy Security
- Human rights and corporate responsibility
Recent Publications
- US Energy: the New Reality, Briefing Paper, May 2013
- What Next for the Oil and Gas Industry? with Valerie Marcel and Beth Mitchell, Programme Report, October 2012
- More for Asia: Rebalancing World Oil and Gas, Programme Paper, December 2010
- Investing for an Uncertain Future: Priorities for UK Energy and Climate Security, Briefing Paper, July 2010
- 'World Oil Trade New Oil Axis', The World Today, March 2010
- Europe's Energy Security After Copenhagen: Time for a Retrofit?, Chatham House Briefing Paper, December 2009
- Ending Dependence: Hard Choices for Oil-Exporting States (with Paul Stevens) Chatham House Report, July 2008
- Oil for Asia (with Glada Lahn) Chatham House Briefing Paper, April 2007
- Good Governance of the National Petroleum Sector, (with Marcel, Myers and Stevens), Chatham House Report, April 2007
- A New Era for Oil Prices, Chatham House Report, August 2006
- The Economic Challenge [to National Oil companies] Chapter in Oil Titans by Valerie Marcel, Brookings/Chatham House, 2006
- L'autre face de la dépendance Énergétique, in Politique Étrangère, 2:2006, IFRI
- Producer-Consumer Dialogue, Chatham House Report, Nov 2005
Experience
| 2007 |
Lifetime achievement award for research from King Abdullah at the opening of the 3rd OPEC Summit in Riyadh |
| 2004-Present |
Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Development Programme, Chatham House |
| 1994-2004 |
Chair, Steering Committee, Energy and Environment Programme, Chatham House |
| 1990-93 |
Special Adviser to the Managing Directors, British Petroleum |
| 1983-90 |
Co-ordinator for and Director of BP companies in North and South America |
| 1976-83 |
Head of BP Policy Review Unit |
| 1976-77 |
Industrial Fellow Commoner, Churchill College, Cambridge |
| 1967-76 |
Supply and Planning departments BP |
| 1956-66 |
Government of Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland |
| 1950-55 |
University of Natal, South Africa |
Broadcast Experience
Extensive
Languages
French (not for broadcast)