In the Energy News Beat - Conversation in Energy with  Stuart Turley interviews Tom Nelson about his movie "Climate the Movie," which explores the corruption and fraud within climate alarmism. Nelson describes his journey from blogging and podcasting to collaborating with Martin Durkin, leading to the film's creation. They discuss the misinformation and manipulation in climate science, the suppression of alternative views, and the significant impact of climate policies on global economies and energy sectors. Nelson highlights the growing skepticism and the pushback against the climate narrative, emphasizing the importance of spreading truthful information to combat misinformation and unnecessary alarmism.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

01:25 - Climate Policies and Big Money

03:05 - Tom Nelson's Background and Movie Creation

04:16 - Reception and Public Showings

05:17 - Climate Skepticism and Misinformation

07:48 - Scientific Fraud and Climate Alarmism

09:06 - CO2 and Climate Reality

10:10 - Energy Policies and Natural Gas

14:46 - Public Showings and Censorship

17:25 - Future Plans and Audience Engagement

18:36 - Final Thoughts and Closing

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Stuart Turley, President & CEO of Sandstone Group, discusses key energy news updates in the Energy News Beat Daily Standup. He covers topics such as UAE's plans to boost oil production to 5 million barrels per day by 2027 using advanced digital technologies, Citi's view that Trump could be bearish for oil due to potential deregulation, Russia's crude oil shipments hitting an 11-month low, and the inefficiencies of wind energy in Texas. Additionally, he critiques Kamala Harris's $5 billion electric school bus program for yielding only 60 buses in three years and highlights Harris's more radical energy policies compared to Joe Biden.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

01:26 - UAE Raises Capacity at Offshore Oilfield as It Aims for 5 Million Bpd by 2027

02:52 - Why Citi Thinks Trump Is Bearish for Oil

04:47 - Russia’s Crude Oil Shipments Plunge to 11-Month Low

05:54 - Why Don’t They Turn the Wind Turbines Up?

07:59 - Kamala’s Much-Touted $5B Electric School Bus Program Yielded 60 Buses In 3 Years

09:36 - Kamala Harris is more radical on her energy policies than Joe Biden!

11:13 - Outro

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Stuart Turley's daily energy news update covers Amazon's claim of 100% renewable energy usage, highlighting the discrepancy between purchased renewable credits and actual usage. He emphasizes OPEC's view on the indispensability of oil for global electrification and critiques Austin's halt on shifting to an all-electric bus fleet due to logistical issues. Turley discusses Janet Yellen's assertion that $3 trillion annually is needed for climate transition and criticizes Taiwan's decision to shut down a nuclear plant amid geopolitical tensions with China. He concludes by noting weak Chinese demand affecting Middle Eastern oil prices and the challenges OPEC faces with accurate supply monitoring.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

01:25 - Amazon claims to power all its operations with renewable energy. If only that were true.

03:56 - OPEC: Oil Is Indispensable for Global Electrification

05:17 - CapMetro stops shift to all-electric bus fleet

06:54 - Yellen says $3 trillion is needed each year to fund climate transition

10:10 - Taiwan Shuts Second-to-Last Nuclear Plant in Controversial Shift 

11:41 - Weak Demand in China Weighs on Middle East Oil Price Outlook

13:27 - Outro

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Michael Tanner covers the BRICs alliance's new financial system to rival Swift, aiming to reduce reliance on the US dollar for international trade. He discusses potential gas bill increases for UK households due to slow adoption of heat pumps. Oil and gas prices saw a rough week, with crude oil settling around $77. Rig counts increased slightly, and Vital Energy is nearing a $1.1 billion deal to acquire Point Energy. Tanner emphasizes the ongoing global shifts in energy and financial sectors.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

01:27 - BRICS Officially Announces Financial System Similar to SWIFT

09:38 - Potential increase in gas bills for UK households

10:41 - Markets Update

13:40 - Rig Count Update

14:34 - Vital Energy nearing a deal to buy Point Energy for $1.1 billion, sources say

17:03 - Outro

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup - Weekly Recap, the hosts, Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley discuss various topics including Ford's decision to pivot from electric vehicle production to gasoline pickups in Ontario, the challenges faced by wind and solar power, the UK likely missing its 2030 clean power goals, SM Energy's debt offering to fund an acquisition, the introduction of a sustainable aviation fuel mandate in the UK, and a proposed U.S. bill to hold oil and gas companies accountable for colluding with OPEC. They highlight the financial and practical issues surrounding these energy policies and the potential political implications.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

00:58 - Ford scraps plans for $1.8-billion Oakville EV assembly plant, will retool to make gasoline pickups

03:14 - Why Wind Power Is Useless

07:13 - UK mandates green jet fuel by 2025

09:35 - SM ENERGY PRICES AN UPSIZED PRIVATE OFFERING OF $750 MILLION OF SENIOR NOTES DUE 2029 AND $750 MILLION OF SENIOR NOTES DUE 2032

12:44 - UK Likely to Miss Its 2030 Clean Power Goals

14:38 - US Democrats launch bill holding oil firms accountable for any work with OPEC

18:56 - Outro

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In this episode, Michael Tanner and guest John Farrell from WellDatabase discuss Devon Energy's $5 billion acquisition of Grayson Mill, a deal including significant midstream assets that enhance Devon's position in the Bakken shale. They analyze the strategic value of the three-mile lateral drilling approach, the importance of midstream infrastructure for regulatory compliance and production efficiency, and compare Devon's move to potential acquisitions by other players like Cord Energy. They also speculate on future M&A activities, particularly the possible divestment of Hess’s Bakken assets following developments in Guyana. The episode concludes with a positive assessment of the deal's strategic fit for Devon.

Highlights of the Podcast

01:31 - Overview of Devon Energy's $5 billion acquisition of Grayson Mill, including midstream assets.

02:41 - Previous predictions about Grayson Mill's sale.

06:09 - High-level thoughts on the deal.

08:05 - Breakdown of assets and production numbers.

12:52 - Historical context and strategic acquisitions by Grayson Mill.

23:20 - Analysis of the three-mile lateral strategy and its cost efficiency.

28:28 - Future outlook for three-mile laterals in the Bakken.

31:21 - Importance of midstream assets for production and regulatory compliance.

39:11 - Why Cord Energy didn't acquire Grayson Mill.

43:03 - Speculation on future M&A activity involving Hess and Exxon.

46:01 - Final thoughts and wrap-up.

In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Michael Tanner covered several key topics. First, global coal demand is expected to remain steady through 2025, driven by increased electricity needs in major economies like China and India, despite renewable energy efforts. Next, U.S. Democrats introduced a bill to penalize oil firms collaborating with OPEC to raise prices, viewed by some as a political move unlikely to pass. Oil markets saw mixed results, with Matador reporting strong earnings amidst broader market declines. Oil prices closed relatively flat, influenced by EIA inventory data showing higher-than-expected draws in crude and gasoline stocks.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

01:02 - Global coal demand to stay steady through 2025

05:01 - US Democrats launch bill holding oil firms accountable for any work with OPEC

09:35 - Markets Update

11:25 - U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Continue to Fall

12:43 - Matador Resources Company today reported record financial and operating results for the second quarter of 2024

16:22 - Outro

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Stuart Turley covers several key stories: Kamala Harris's stance on banning fracking and its potential impacts, Iran's tanker concealment efforts post-sanctions, the U.S.'s increasing influence in global crude oil markets, New York's likely failure to meet its climate act deadlines, the UK's mandate for green jet fuel by 2025, and Poland's LNG terminal receiving its 300th cargo. Turley criticizes various energy policies and emphasizes the importance of making informed voting decisions regarding energy policies.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

01:16 - Kamala Harris: ‘No question’ I Would Ban Fracking

02:41 - Iran’s tankers double down on concealment efforts post-sanctions

04:22 - U.S. Commands Higher Prices for Crude Amid Growing Global Oil Market Influence

05:48 - ‘Wake-Up Call:’ New York State Likely to Miss Deadlines on Costly, Cumbersome Climate Act

07:12 - UK mandates green jet fuel by 2025

09:09 - Polish LNG terminal receives 300th cargo

09:41 - Outro

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the hosts, Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley discuss significant global energy developments key topics include China's banking turmoil and its potential impact on oil prices, the UK likely missing its 2030 clean power goals, Russia's consideration of building an oil refinery in Cuba, and big tech's struggles to achieve net zero emissions. They also cover the oil and gas markets, noting a recent drop in oil prices due to political events and Australia's Woodside acquiring Tellurian's Driftwood LNG project. Lastly, they mention SM Energy's upsized debt offering to fund the acquisition of Uinta Basin assets.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

01:43 - China’s banking turmoil: 40 banks vanish as crisis deepens

03:15 - Bad News From China Could Be The Harbinger For Lower Oil Prices

05:15 - UK Likely to Miss Its 2030 Clean Power Goals

07:40 - Russia Considers Building Oil Refinery in Cuba

09:47 - Big Tech Struggles on the Path to Net Zero

13:25 - Markets Update

16:21 - Australia’s Woodside to buy Tellurian

19:09 - $SM Debt Offering: $1.5B

22:20 - Outro

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the hosts, Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley discuss several major energy headlines. A global tech outage caused by CrowdStrike disrupts numerous industries, Ford cancels its Oakville EV plant to focus on gasoline pickups, an opinion piece criticizes wind power's economic viability, and Slovakia criticizes Ukrainian sanctions on Lukoil as oil supplies dwindle. Additionally, the World Economic Forum's policies against modern farming face backlash, and the oil and gas markets experience fluctuating prices and rig counts, with Occidental's potential sale of Crown Quest stake to Echo Petroleum highlighted as a significant industry move.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 - Intro

02:05 - Global Tech Outage Wreaks Havoc

06:20 - Ford scraps plans for $1.8-billion Oakville EV assembly plant, will retool to make gasoline pickups

08:38 - Why Wind Power Is Useless

12:42 - Slovak PM blasts Ukraine’s Lukoil sanctions as oil flow stops

13:53 - Attacks On Modern Farming Will Devastate Nature And Nutrition

17:05 - Markets Update

19:56 - Rig Count Update

20:09 - Ecopetrol Eyes $3.6B CrownRock Stake

24:05 - Outro

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