His most notable works include:
* "The New World of Oil: The Myth of Scarcity and the Politics of Plenty" (2007): This book challenges the conventional wisdom about oil scarcity and argues that the world's energy future is more secure than many believe.
* "The Price of Oil: What the World's Most Important Commodity Tells Us About the Future" (2009): This book explores the history and economics of oil, and analyzes the impact of oil prices on global markets and geopolitical stability.
* "The Economic and Strategic Implications of Peak Oil: A Critical Assessment" (2010): This work examines the concept of "peak oil," which suggests that global oil production will soon reach its peak and then decline. Berman argues that the concept is flawed and that oil production will continue to increase for many years to come.
Berman has also written extensively for publications like The Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, and The New York Times, and he has been a frequent guest on television news programs. He is a recognized expert on energy and natural resources, and his work has influenced policymakers and industry leaders around the world.