ICIS - energy podcasts

ICIS released its latest ICIS Power Index (IPI) analysis on Wednesday looking at how bearish wholesale power and gas prices in recent months are likely to affect the calculation of the UK retail price cap in October.

ICIS editor Irina Peltegova and UK market expert/news editor Chris Somers discuss the findings of the report.

ICIS energy news editor Miriam Siers talks to journalists about the stories behind their stories. Episode 5 looks at what went into the creation of the TTF market comment on the volatile 8 April trading session, with Roy Manuell.

The EUA carbon price has surged in the past week, approaching a multi-year high. ICIS senior reporters Patrick Sykes and William Peck discuss Brexit-driven volatility in the market and the price outlook.

ICIS energy news editor Miriam Siers talks to journalists about the stories behind their stories. Episode 4 looks at using data as a storytelling tool, with Will Peck.

ICIS energy news editor Miriam Siers talks to journalists about the stories behind their stories. Episode 3 looks at Aura Sabadus’s scoop last year that Russia’s Gazprom was preventing the opening up of competition on the Romanian-Ukrainian gas pipeline.

ICIS energy news editor Miriam Siers talks to journalists about the stories behind their stories. Episode 2 looks at changing trends in growing global LNG production and their impact on European gas supply, with Julie Fisher.

ICIS Energy news editor Miriam Siers talks to journalists about the stories behind their stories. Episode 1 looks at the ongoing drama of overhauling the way gas transport tariffs are set in the UK, with Thomas Rodgers.

The NATO-backed toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 carved Libya into two swathes of control. This caused the country’s production to plummet as the previously smouldering civil unrest reached a crescendo. As the eastern leader Khalifa Haftar makes a bid for control, what will happen to the country with the key to Africa’s largest proven oil reserves?

The UK is expected to exit the EU on 29 March. Uncertainly surrounds the country’s global trading future, but what does it mean for gas markets?
In the event of a no-deal Brexit, companies based in the UK would lose their supply licences to France. How are suppliers adapting to this scenario in order to avoid a disruption in gas supply?
Market experts Kelly Paul and Patrick Sykes discuss the impact on the French gas market.

Record-high volumes of LNG delivered to Europe and mild temperatures keeping a lid on domestic demand have meant a much lower reliance on Dutch storage reserves in winter so far. Market experts Alice Casagni and Patrick Sykes discuss how these fundamentals have led to an unusually high spread between the two front seasons on the Dutch gas market.