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NGW ( https://www.naturalgasworld.com/ ) is joined once more by Dr Robert Brooks, the CEO and founder of RBAC, a market leading supplier of global and regional gas and LNG market simulation systems, to discuss how the top LNG markets of Asia will shape up in the years to come, demand’s sensitivity to pricing, what the US pause on LNG approvals means for future supply to Asia and how Europe’s gas trajectory will impact Asian portfolio players. Global Gas & LNG Insights is a podcast presented by NGW in partnership with RBAC. Premium Subscribers of NGW have early access to each episode.
ABOUT RBAC RBAC, Inc. has been the leading provider of market fundamental analysis tools used by the energy industry and related government agencies for over two decades. The GPCM® Market Simulator for North American Gas and LNG™ is the most widely used natural gas market modeling system in North America. RBAC’s G2M2® Market Simulator for Global Gas and LNG™ has been instrumental in understanding evolving global gas and LNG dynamics and is vital in fully understanding the interrelationship between the North American and global gas markets. https://rbac.com/
Thierry Bros, professor at Sciences Po Paris, and Anne-Sophie Corbeau, research scholar on global energy policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, join NGW once more to discuss key developments impacting the natural gas market. This month, we look at how European and Asian gas demand is shaping up in 2024, the outlook for Russian pipeline gas and LNG, including Arctic LNG-2’s problems, and US criticism that the IEA has strayed away from its core mission of promoting energy security. Subscribe to NGW Premium and get full access to all our content at https://www.naturalgasworld.com/ Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/NatGasWorld Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/natural-gas-world/
Dr. Ning Lin, Executive Director for Global Gas & LNG at RBAC, discusses how the economic picture in key markets will impact gas demand, geopolitical disruptions to LNG trade, the ramifications of Biden’s pause on LNG export approvals and the long-term outlook for gas in Europe and Asia.
ABOUT RBAC
RBAC, Inc. has been the leading provider of market fundamental analysis tools used by the energy industry and related government agencies for over two decades. The GPCM® Market Simulator for North American Gas and LNG™ is the most widely used natural gas market modeling system in North America. RBAC’s G2M2® Market Simulator for Global Gas and LNG™ has been instrumental in understanding evolving global gas and LNG dynamics and is vital in fully understanding the interrelationship between the North American and global gas markets.
Russian LNG: How much is there? Where does it go? How does it get there? What is Russia’s overall gas dilemma? And what is their future?
NGW is joined by Dr Robert Brooks, the CEO and founder of RBAC, a market leading supplier of global and regional gas and LNG market simulation systems, to discuss what the implications of further cuts in Russian gas supply to Europe would be, and the significant challenges that the Russian gas industry faces.
Global Gas & LNG Insights is a new podcast presented by NGW in partnership with RBAC.
Premium Subscribers of NGW have early access to each episode.
Global Gas & LNG Insights S01E01
Thierry Bros, professor at Sciences Po Paris, and Anne-Sophie Corbeau, research scholar on global energy policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, join NGW once more to discuss key developments impacting the natural gas market. This month, we look at some of the key elections in 2024 that will shape future energy policy.
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First published January 29, 2024 here: https://www.naturalgasworld.com/in-a-nutshell-podcast-2024-a-year-of-elections-109410
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Thierry Bros, professor at Sciences Po Paris, and Anne-Sophie Corbeau, research scholar on global energy policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, join NGW once more to discuss key developments impacting the natural gas market. This month, we consider what to expect from the upcoming COP28 conference, and why there are reasons not to be optimistic.
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Thierry Bros, professor at Sciences Po Paris, and Anne-Sophie Corbeau, research scholar on global energy policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, join NGW once more to discuss where the natural gas market is heading and why. This month, they discuss how the loss of so-called buffers to supply shocks has left Europe greatly exposed to volatility, and increased pragmatism in European energy planning.
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In this episode of NGW’s In a Nutshell podcast, Thierry Bros, professor at Sciences Po Paris, and Anne-Sophie Corbeau, a global research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, look at how markets across the world are coping with the energy crisis, from China and other major Asian economies, to Central Asia and Europe.
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In this episode of NGW’s In a Nutshell podcast, Thierry Bros, professor at Sciences Po Paris, and Anne-Sophie Corbeau, a global research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, discuss how European gas prices have eased in the last two months, but they warn that the crisis is certainly not over.
Jean-Francois Gauthier, Vice President of Measurement and Strategic Initiative at GHGSat, tells NGW about a pilot project that the satellite emissions monitoring company took part in to tackle methane emissions at oilfields in Iraq.
In a Nutshell is a podcast by Natural Gas World. https://www.naturalgasworld.com/
In this NGW webinar, Thierry Bros, professor at Sciences Po Paris, and Anne-Sophie Corbeau, a global research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, discuss how Europe is coping with its energy crisis so far, and warn that the worst is yet to come. They also weigh up the prospects for Russia expanding its foothold in the Asian market.
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The debate over the role that gas should play in the energy transition has been brought into sharp focus in recent months as a global energy crisis has unfolded. While some argue that the shift from hydrocarbons should be accelerated in light of recent events, others caution that further investment in oil and gas is fundamental to delivering energy security and economic prosperity. In this webinar, we look at what lessons can be learnt from the unprecedented spike in energy prices. Joining this crucial discussion are Ronald Smith, senior oil and gas analyst at BCS Global Markets, James Henderson, director of Energy Transition Research Initiative at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies and Leonid Grigoriev, Professor of Moscow Higher School of Economics. Moderated by Joseph Murphy, Editor in Chief, Natural Gas World.
Steve Esau, general manager at LNG bunkering association SEA-LNG, makes the case for LNG as the best available solution for decarbonising shipping while keeping the sector competitive. He also responds to criticism over the methane emissions associated with LNG bunkering, and comments on what the recent gas price spike might mean for the fuel’s perception as affordable.
This webinar precedes the Canadian Gas Dialogues Conference, to be held in Calgary on September 29, 2021. Shannon Joseph (CAPP), Paul Cheliak (CGA) and Jim Campbell (CEPA), moderated by Julie Gaudreau (IGRC 2024) discuss the state of innovation in the natural gas industry during this discussion that touches upon the following topics: - What can the upstream/midstream and downstream do to collaborate and drive further natural gas innovation? What specific markets holds the most opportunity (residential, industry, LNG export, etc?). - What is the single biggest barrier to natural gas innovation and what is the top solution? - Have net zero emission reduction targets changed the scope and nature of the innovation investments across the gas value chain?
The IEF’s chief economist Leila Benali discusses with NGW the forum’s new initiative to create a uniform methodology for quantifying methane emissions.
We are joined by Mich Hein, CEO of Electrochaea, to discuss the ins and outs of a proprietary bio-methanation technology that the company has developed. The process involves using captured CO2 and green hydrogen to produce synthetic natural gas that can help decarbonise difficult-to-abate industries. The technology has gained serious attention, with Electrochaea recently bringing on board international oilfield services provider Baker Hughes as a lead investor.
The Arctic has been hailed as the future of Russia’s oil and gas industry. But developing the vast reserves found there is no easy undertaking. In our webinar, Overcoming The Arctic Drilling Challenge, we discuss the technological, logistical and climatic difficulties that operators and contractors in Russia’s far north must confront, as well as what development prospects there are for the region’s many trillions of cubic metres of natural gas resources. Joining us are Vitaly Dokunikhin, CEO of ERIELL Russia, Aleksandr Milenkiy, Chief Engineer ERIELL NEFTEGAZSERVICE, and Mark Gyetvay, CFO of Russian gas producer Novatek.
Recorded July 21, 2021
Mark Gyetvay, CFO of Russia’s largest independent gas producer, discusses how the company is balancing its ambitious LNG growth plans with new decarbonisation initiatives. While the IEA has called for no more investment in gas, Novatek sees the fuel as an integral part of the low-carbon energy future.
Uzbekistan has undergone radical reform in the years since president Shavkat Mirziyoyev assumed power in late 2016. In the natural gas industry, the government has eased conditions for foreign investors and worked to create a more market-driven sector. The Central Asian state is among the largest gas producers in the CIS space, although many of its largest fields were developed in the Soviet era.
In this webinar, Is Uzbekistan Running out of Gas?, we discuss what the future prospects are for Uzbek gas production. Joining us will be Uzbekistan’s Deputy Energy Minister Bekhzot Narmatov, Bakhrambek Ismailov, Head of ERIELL’s Regional Business Unit for Central Asia and Louis Skyner, a partner at Dentons.
Brought to you with the support of Eriell.
Discussion exploring hydrogen and its role in Canada’s energy transition
Join Natural Gas World Americas Editor Dale Lunan, Dr David Layzell, energy systems architect and research director with The Transition Accelerator, and Greg Caldwell, director, utility hydrogen strategy at Alberta gas distributor ATCO, as they discuss the opportunities and challenges of hydrogen in meeting Canada’s energy transition aspirations.
This webinar is part of the Canadian Gas Dialogues Platform.
In this episode, Joseph Murphy, Natural Gas World's Editor in Chief, discusses with Peter Hartley, Ph.D., and Michelle Foss, Ph.D., the contradictions in US energy policy.
Peter R. Hartley, Ph.D., is the George A. Peterkin Professor of Economics at Rice University and a Rice faculty scholar of energy economics for the Baker Institute.
Michelle Michot Foss, Ph.D., is the fellow in energy, minerals and materials at Rice University's Baker Institute, developing policies and conducting research to help build capacity on non-fuel minerals supply chains.
Recorded on April 27, 2021
Until recently, natural gas was seen as a climate-friendly “bridge fuel” in the transition to a low-carbon economy. Increasingly however investors and policymakers are viewing natural gas as part of the problem rather than part of the solution. They are putting pressure on market players to do more to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with natural gas activities.
How can players in the LNG industry respond to this challenge?
What they can do is to make their LNG “green” or “greener”. But how? And what exactly does “Green LNG” mean?
With Steven R. Miles, Energy Sector Chair Baker Botts, Nonresident Fellow, Center for Energy Studies
And Matthew Fusina, Special Counsel at Baker Botts
Interviewed by Karel Beckman, Low-Carbon Futures editor at Natural Gas World/Gas in Transition Magazine
Recorded April 12 2021.
Mark Finley is the fellow in energy and global oil at Rice University's Baker Institute. He has 35 years of experience working at the intersections of energy, economics and public policy.
Joseph Murphy is Natural Gas World's News Editor.
Recorded on March 23, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: BP to build UK’s biggest hydrogen plant, ENN launches China’s first LNG bunkering vessel, Far Eastern LNG plans afoot, New Fortress Energy’s small-scale LNG FID and Total ties exec bonuses to emission cuts.
Recorded March 19, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: North Sea M&A activity heats up, Equinor makes Barents Sea find, Turkish gas unbundling, OMV Petrom enters Georgia and Sinopec’s hydrogen ambitions.
Recorded March 12, 2021
In this week’s episode of In a Nutshell, Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC) vice president Glen Sweetnam and researcher Diego Rivera Rivota join us to discuss the organisation’s latest report on Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) gas markets.
APEC members consume over half of the world’s gas supply and accounted for over two thirds of consumption growth in 2019. We discuss the ongoing trends in these markets, moves towards decarbonisation and how recent events like the cold snap in Asia in December-January and more recently the Texas power crisis have highlight vulnerabilities in gas and power systems.
The APERC 2020 Gas Report can be read here.
Recorded March 10, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Fluxys enters German LNG project, five Petrobras directors exit after CEO’s firing, Russian green plans, South Korea’s big bet on hydrogen and ExxonMobil’s low-carbon growth plan.
Recorded on March 5, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Damietta LNG returns to market, ExxonMobil agrees $1bn North Sea sale, Cheniere discloses emissions and Gazprom CEO Miller secures another term.
Recorded February 26, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Winter storm wreaks havoc in Texas, FID taken on Belgian LNG expansion, Equinor eyes blue hydrogen, TechnipFMC wraps up split and Shell offloads Canadian shale assets.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Equinor suffers record losses in 2020 and exits Bakken shale, Qatar takes FID on $29bn LNG expansion, Shell aligns investments with net-zero target, PTTEP makes Malaysia’s largest gas discovery, Papua LNG secures fiscal stability and Chesapeake exits bankruptcy.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Majors post further losses in Q4, BP, Rosneft make carbon pact, Russian LNG ambitions, Norway hails first 2021 find, Seplat closes financing for $650mn Nigerian gas plant and China enters Brazilian LNG-to-power.
Recorded on February 5, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Novatek, Uniper explore hydrogen, Croatia launches FLNG, Nigeria signs off on $3bn methanol project, Equinor books $982mn Tanzanian impairment, Biden blocks federal leases, Chevron posts Q4 loss despite oil price rise and S&P warns of oil firm downgrades.
Recorded February 1, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Rio Grande still on track for 2021 FID, Norwegian licence awards, MEPs renew calls to block Nord Stream 2, ExxonMobil in talks to sell UK business to Neo, IOCs exit Nigerian block in deals worth $1.1bn.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: New Fortress buys Golar LNG divisions for $5bn, Energean takes FID on Karish North, Regas unit arrives for Ghana LNG project, Total makes fourth discovery off Suriname, Rosneft finds Far Eastern gas and TechnipFMC split plan back on track.
Recorded January 15, 2021.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: EU mulls excluding gas from PCI list, Norway releases Longship CCS funds, Energean seals Edison deal, Canada publishes hydrogen strategy, Karachaganak investors pay $1.3bn to settle Kazakh dispute and Exxon, Vopak consider South African LNG project.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Denmark calls time on exploration, NLNG extolls gas virtues, Total takes position at ECA LNG, Oman sets up upstream vehicle, Occidental bags UAE block and Energean buys out Israeli partner.
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Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: OPEC+ reaches compromise, Nord Stream 2 construction to resume on Dec 5, Egypt’s Damietta LNG to restart after eight-year break and ExxonMobil takes $17bn write-down on gas.
Jo Peters, secretary general at the Netherlands Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Association, shares his views on the existential challenges facing the Dutch oil and gas sector, from coronavirus disruptions and weak gas prices to high carbon taxes and draconian rules on nitrogen emissions.
Interview by Joseph Murphy, News Editor, Natural Gas World.
Recorded on November 25, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Sempra takes first LNG FID of year, TAP ready to flow, Rosneft brings on board partner at Arctic megaproject, Norway launches frontier offering and UAE expands world’s biggest 3D seismic shoot.
Marcel Kramer, president of the Delta Energy Institute in the Netherlands, talks to NGW about the Dutch approach to decarbonisation -- the politics, the technology and the education gap -- and how he would manage a just and affordable energy transition.
Interview by William Powell, Editor in Chief, Natural Gas World.
Recorded November 20, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Armenia, Azerbaijan reach peace deal, Russian energy minister steps down, UK drilling activity collapses, BP scales back Tortue LNG plans, UAE starts flowing unconventional gas and ConocoPhillips makes “substantial” find off Norway.
Managing Methane
Fugitive methane emissions are being targeted as a major contributor to climate change. Canada is a global leader in methane emission monitoring and mitigation, and is on pace to achieve a 45% reduction by 2025, meeting federal requirements. This session will discuss what is being done to minimize the emissions of methane, the gas industry’s most valuable commodity.
Moderator: Jackson Hegland, Executive Director of the Methane Emissions Leadership Alliance
Panel
Larry Frederick, Senior Technical Advisor, Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada
Wayne Hillier, Modern West Advisory
Gerald Palanca, AER
Mel Ydreos, Founder, EnergyVantage
Recorded on October 5, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Biden declared president-elect, Engie & NextDecade drop LNG talks, Cheniere reports widened losses, Uniper mulls switching German LNG terminal to H2, Tyra restart delayed and more net-zero goals.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Majors see Q3 recovery, Norwegian exploration slump, US election nears, North American M&A heats up, France blocks US LNG deal, Washington broadens sanctions against Nord Stream 2.
LNG Canada and Woodfibre LNG represent Canada’s vanguard on the international LNG stage, but more is yet to come. From ISO shipments out of Vancouver to world-scale projects on the drawing board in Quebec and Nova Scotia, Canada has the potential to play a leading role delivering the world’s cleanest LNG to global markets. What needs to be done to make sure that potential is reached?
Moderator: Cameron Gingrich, Managing Partner – Markets and Strategy, Incorrys
Panel:
Allan Fogwill, CEO, Canadian Energy Research Institute Menzie McEachern, director mineral and petroleum resources, GNWT Alfred Sorensen, CEO, Pieridae Energy Doug Stout, FortisBC
Recorded October 21, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: IEA sees gas remaining energy staple for decades to come, Qatar eyes bigger chunk of UK gas market and Gulf production recovers after hurricane.
In this episode, William Powell, Editor in Chief of Natural Gas World, interviews Frank van Doorn, VP, Head of Trading at Vattenfall Energy Trading GmbH.
Vattenfall's head of trading shares his views on supply and demand in Europe's energy markets this year. He discusses retail competition, renewable and despatchable energy, green hydrogen, and risk.
Recorded on October 6, 2020.
Anne Harding, of Forum Community Relations, moderated what turned out to be a fascinating Canadian Gas Dialogues discussion Oct. 8 surrounding the issues facing First Nations and other indigenous communities as they interact with western Canadian energy developments. Join Chief Councilor Crystal Smith of the Haisla Nation, Chief Clifford White of the Gitxaala Nation, Alicia Dubois, CEO of the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation and Stephen Buffalo, CEO of Indian Resources Canada as they discuss economic reconciliation, leadership issues within First Nations and how indigenous communities can best participate in and benefit from resource developments on their traditional lands.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Poland ramps up pressure on Gazprom, a week of deal-making and EU eyes tougher climate targets.
In this week’s episode of In a Nutshell, NGW discussed Russian-EU energy relations and the energy transition in Europe with Kirsten Westphal, a senior associate at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.
The EU’s energy relationship with Russia centres around gas, and this relationship has evolved significantly over time. Gazprom’s embattled Nord Stream 2 project faces challenges on multiple fronts, not least the threat of further US sanctions, but concerns about the pipeline’s impact on bloc energy security are largely unjustified. Russia could emerge as a key supplier to a future European hydrogen market.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Total predicts peak oil demand in 2030, Shell announces more cuts, Sovcomflot IPO nears, Saudi Arabia ships world’s first blue ammonia cargo, strike in Norway, probe into Hammerfest LNG fire and Baker Hughes lands Qatari LNG contract.
Karel Beckman, Editor in Chief of Gas Transitions, a publication by Natural Gas World, discusses with Alex Barnes, Visiting Research Fellow with the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, the latest paper he co-authored with Katja Yafimava: EU Hydrogen Vision: regulatory opportunities and challenges
Recorded on September 29, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: EU seeks to charge ships for emissions, Norway launches $2.7bn CCS plan, China pushes on with pipeline unbundling, GE gives up on coal and East Med states unite in gas supply.
Mac Van Wielingen, founder and partner, ARC Financial and Timothy Egan, CEO of the Canadian Gas Association. The role of natural gas and the energy industry in a post-Covid world. Presented by Dale Lunan, Americas Editor of Natural Gas World.
This episode is a recording of the Opening Keynote session of Canadian Gas Dialogues 2020. It was recorded on September 21, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Energean clinches more Karish gas deals, Chevron gets Israeli greenlight for Noble takeover, Eni finds extra gas off Egypt, Argentina to advance Vaca Muerta infrastructure and Russia eyes IPO at state shipping giant.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: BP’s bearish oil and gas outlook, Kosmos’ $200mn asset sale to Shell, Equinor’s field setbacks and cost inflation claims at Nigeria’s AKK pipeline.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: Gazprom’s worst quarter in many years, Berlin faces call to drop Nord Stream 2 support and Brazil liberalises its gas sector further.
Latin American national oil companies (NOCs) have made important advances in slashing emissions from their operations through techniques such as reducing flaring, improving energy efficiency, and injecting CO2 for enhanced oil recovery, according to a new report by the Inter-American Dialogue and the Inter-American Development Bank. Lisa Viscidi, director of the Energy, Climate Change & Extractive Industries Program at the Inter-American Dialogue, joins Dale Lunan, NGW's Americas Editor, to discuss in more detail their latest report: Latin American State Oil Companies and Climate Change: Decarbonization Strategies and Role in the Energy Transition.
Recorded August 21, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: BP’s green pivot, Neo closes North Sea takeover and Poland fines Gazprom over Nord Stream 2 financing.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world.
This week: Oil industry sees toughest quarter yet, road to market recovery uncertain and Russia eyes role in possible hydrogen revolution in Europe.
In this episode, Joseph Murphy, Natural Gas World's News Editor, welcomes Jean-Arnold Vinois, Adviser on European Energy Policy at the Jacques Delors Institute and Honorary Director of the European Commission, and Tudor Constantinescu, Principal Adviser to the Director General for Energy in the European Commission, for a discussion about the recently launched EU's Hydrogen Strategy.
Recorded on July 24, 2020.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: Chevron kicks off downturn M&A with $5bn Noble takeover, Shell ventures into the Russian Arctic and Gazprom exits Latvian gas grid.
Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: Poland’s energy mega-merger, Saudi Aramco’s downstream restructuring, Petrobras’ field sales and Canada’s tough targets for emissions.
Pieridae Energy CEO Alfred Sorensen discusses, with NGW editor-in-chief William Powell and Americas Editor Dale Lunan, his aspirations for an eastern Canadian LNG export terminal to serve markets in Europe and elsewhere.
This episode was recorded July 7, 2020.
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Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: Brussels unveils new hydrogen strategy, Mozambique LNG scores $16bn in funding and Denmark clears path for Nord Stream 2 construction.
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Joseph Murphy, News Editor of Natural Gas World, brings us an overview of the latest main developments impacting the natural gas world. This week: Ireland vows end to gas exploration, Premier nixes Dana deal in North Sea and Dominion Energy sheds gas transmission business for $9.7bn.
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Season 1, Episode 3 - Recorded June 26, 2020
Energy investments over the next 30 years will have to be planned with great care for the good of society and industry.
The irresistible force of global population growth has to meet the immovable limit of 1.5 degrees C temperature increase, and the related net zero carbon end-stop of 2050. Growing middle classes will expect better quality of life, cleaner air and so on. We expect this to mean higher energy consumption and continuing need for oil and gas.
Lewis McDonald, Global Head of Energy, and Partner, at Herbert Smith Freehills LLP joins William Powell and Joseph Murphy for a live discussion on the importance of energy investments in this day and age.
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Natural Gas World's Weekly Overview by Joseph Murphy, News Editor. In this episode: ADNOC clinches $10bn pipeline deal, Germany pushes on with first LNG import project and Norway spurs investment with tax relief.
In this episode: BP warns of $17.5bn in write-downs after slashing price forecasts, majors push on with North Sea divestment drive and Croatia’s LNG terminal reaches full booking after Qatar signs up. By Joseph Murphy, News Editor, Natural Gas World.
The Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) is an international governmental organization which provides the framework for exchanging experience and information among Member Countries. GECF is a gathering of the world’s leading gas exporting countries and was set up as international governmental organization with the objective to increase the level of coordination and strengthen the collaboration among Member countries.
GECF also seeks to build a mechanism for a more meaningful dialogue between gas producers and gas consumers for the sake of stability and security of supply and demand in global natural gas markets.
In the first episode - recorded Friday, May 29, 2020 - we had the pleasure of welcoming James Brabben, Wholesale Manager at Cornwall Insight, to discuss the role of natural gas in the UK power market.
James leads Cornwall Insight’s wholesale team, which provides research subscription services across renewables, flexibility and commodities markets. He leads on the team's research areas with a particular focus on the renewables generation market. He is active in consulting and research areas covering his specialist knowledge areas of PPAs, renewables policy and green certificates and regularly speaks on these at industry events. James joined Cornwall Insight in 2014 and has worked across various roles across research, training and consultancy. He previously worked in the oil and gas sector and for a Local Enterprise Partnership and holds a BA (Hons) degree in Geography from the University of Southampton.
About Cornwall Insight Cornwall Insight is pre-eminent in energy research, analysis and intelligence. We provide research, consultancy and training to businesses across the energy value chain in the Great British, Irish and Australian energy markets. To support our customers, we leverage a powerful combination of analytical capability, a detailed appreciation of regulation codes and policy frameworks, and a practical understanding of how markets function.