Emily Stromquist has extensive experience advising corporate and financial services clients on geopolitical risk and energy markets, and has lived and worked across Europe, Eurasia, the Middle East, and Africa.
Previously, Emily was a senior analyst at Eurasia Group, where she led coverage of energy markets across Eurasia. She then joined the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris as a Program Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa and Russia.
Prior to Teneo, Emily helped launch several Middle East-focused risk advisory startups, advising clients on energy transitions and the impact on a range of policy, economic, and investment trends in the region. She is a regular speaker at client events and policy gatherings, commenting on a range of issues including geopolitical trends and global energy markets.
Emily speaks Russian and French, holds a Master’s from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.
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U.S. Food and Beverage Under Geopolitical Pressure As geopolitical tension intensifies, the U.S. food and beverage sector is entering a new phase of cost volatility driven by energy, freight and input disruption. The Iran conflict impact on U.S. food and beverage is emerging less through direct trade exposure and more…
April 2, 2026 - By Bernardo Silva, Gee Lefevre, Emily Stromquist, Julia Stock, Mason Klinck
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Southeast Asia Energy Security and LNG Dependence As geopolitical conflict intensifies, Southeast Asia’s energy landscape is being reshaped by LNG supply disruption, price volatility and heightened exposure to imported fuel systems. The U.S.-Iran war has triggered a sharp repricing of LNG and revealed structural vulnerabilities in supply chains,…
March 30, 2026 - By Dan Gabaldon, Emily Stromquist, Kyle Datta
What the Iran War Means for Europe’s Energy Sector
Europe Energy Market Outlook: LNG Competition, Price Volatility and Security As geopolitical disruption intensifies, Europe’s energy market is being reshaped by global LNG competition, price volatility and shifting supply dynamics despite relatively limited direct reliance on Persian Gulf energy flows. The Iran conflict has exposed how interconnected gas markets transmit…
March 30, 2026 - By Dan Gabaldon, Florian Haacke, Emily Stromquist, Ben Silcox
Global Gas and Power Market Impacts from the Iranian Conflict
As tensions around Iran threaten energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, global LNG, gas and power markets are entering a period of heightened volatility and structural risk. This analysis examines short and prolonged export disruption scenarios and assesses implications for prices, storage, electricity markets and energy security across the…
March 6, 2026 - By Dan Gabaldon, Robert Zabors, Emily Stromquist, Kyle Datta
Russia/Ukraine: Conflict Moving Towards Escalation, Not Resolution
Russia’s largest drone and missile strike on Ukraine on 7 September signals that the war is moving toward further military escalation. Divergent strategic interests make a lasting diplomatic resolution between the Putin and Zelensky administrations highly unlikely. Additional Western sanctions on Russia might increasingly target third countries seen as supporting…
September 9, 2025 - By Andrius Tursa, Emily Stromquist
What to Watch in 2025: Outlooks for the Year Ahead From Teneo’s Geopolitical Risk Team
Foreword: The Global Year Ahead As the dust settles on a momentous U.S. election and the incoming administration takes shape, the geopolitical landscape for 2025 is already coming into focus. Against this backdrop, our team of analysts once again explores the critical global trends and regional hotspots demanding attention in…
December 10, 2024 - By Kevin Kajiwara, Manji Cheto, Anne Frühauf, Victor D. Cha, Bob Herrera-Lim, Gabriel Wildau, James Brady, Arpit Chaturvedi, Emily Stromquist, Carsten Nickel, Andrius Tursa, Meghan McDonough, Mario Marconini, Nicholas Watson, James Crossland, Nate Tamarin
What to Watch in 2024: Outlooks for the Year Ahead from Teneo’s Geopolitical Risk Team
Foreword The Global Year Ahead The events of 2023 suggest that the global system has entered an intense period of structural transition that will reorder geopolitics and reshape the international business environment in fundamental ways. Russia’s war in Ukraine continues, frozen conflicts have reignited in places like Israel/Gaza and Nagorno-Karabakh,…
December 6, 2023 - By Kevin Kajiwara, Anne Frühauf, Emily Stromquist, Victor D. Cha, Bob Herrera-Lim, Gabriel Wildau, James Brady, Arpit Chaturvedi, Carsten Nickel, Andrius Tursa, Mario Marconini, Nicholas Watson, Meghan McDonough, James Crossland, Orson Porter
What to Watch in 2023: Outlooks for the Year Ahead from Teneo’s Geopolitical Risk Team
A year ago, political, corporate and market leaders across the globe contemplated what the buildup of Russian forces along Ukraine’s borders would portend. While the U.S. administration and intelligence community warned that a Russian invasion was likely, many corporate leaders and market participants were nevertheless taken by surprise when it…
December 14, 2022 - By Kevin Kajiwara, Anne Frühauf, James Brady, Victor D. Cha, Bob Herrera-Lim, Gabriel Wildau, Emily Stromquist, Carsten Nickel, Andrius Tursa, Mario Marconini, Nicholas Watson, Meghan McDonough
Asia: Record High LNG Prices Threaten Fragile Post-Pandemic Recoveries
Record high LNG prices have resulted in large cuts to LNG imports across Asia with varied impacts depending on spot market exposure, fuel-switching options and economic responses. Countries in Southeast Asia tend to be the most exposed, whereas countries like India, China, Japan, or South Korea have more fuel-switching options…
September 26, 2022 - By Emily Stromquist, Bob Herrera-Lim, Gabriel Wildau, James Brady
EU: Policy Responses to Energy Crisis Will Likely Remain Reactive
EU governments are doing their best to prepare for a winter of lower Russian gas supplies, but global price dynamics might strain European economies. National-level measures to protect consumers and firms will remain the default response, although their growing cost will increase the popularity of policy options such as windfall…
August 25, 2022 - By Carsten Nickel, Andrius Tursa, Emily Stromquist
