ICIS - energy podcasts

Poor economics and low demand mean a raft of US cargoes for June loading have been cancelled. ICIS Editors Ed Cox and Ruth Liao analyse what has happened and the outlook for further cancellations

The recent deal by OPEC+ members to cut production has underwhelmed the market, which reacted bearishly on the news. Richard Price, global crude oil deputy editor and Andrew Putwain, energy reporter, discuss this as well as the impending storage crisis in the latest ICIS energy podcast.

The worsening outlook for the Asian economies in 2020 will mean lower LNG demand from Japan, China and South Korea. Global LNG Editor Ed Cox and LNG analyst Tom Manser discuss recent changes to the LNG Edge forecast and the broader outlook for demand.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, Italy remains the hardest hit country in Europe. ICIS Italian gas reporter Marta Del Buono and Italian power reporter Federica Di Sario discuss what severe restrictions have meant for both power and gas, and what could happen next for energy markets.

The OPEC+ meeting has been moved to later in the week amid more uncertainty in the market. Global crude editor Sophie Udubasceanu and market reporter Andrew Putwain discuss the latest move, which has sent crude futures prices down again as they struggle with weak buying, and what the meeting could achieve.

With energy prices under downward pressure and oil markets volatile, the ICIS Energy Editorial team takes a cross-commodity look at key demand drivers into the summer.

The coronavirus is ripping through markets, slashing demand across the globe whilst Saudi Arabia and Russia battle for market share. Global Oil Editor Sophie Udubasceanu and Oil Expert Richard Price discuss this unprecedented series of events, how market players are looking to exploit the shift in market dynamics and what’s to come.

Hydrogen has been gaining traction in the energy sector recently. Market reporters Jake Stones and Tasmin Chowdhary explore hydrogen's different uses, the multiple means of extracting it and the barriers which will need to be overcome if we are to successfully integrate it into our future energy mix.

In this extended podcast, ICIS editors analyse the drop in oil prices and the reaction across global LNG and European gas and power markets.

After the cancellation of CERAWeek in Houston due to concerns over the virus, Global LNG Editor Ed Cox and Americas Editor Ruth Liao discuss the impact on upcoming events and what’s new in the LNG market this week.