In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson talks with Mike Fulwood, Jack Sharples and Anouk Honoré about the latest events impacting the European and global gas markets. The discussion opens with a review of recent pricing trends and the drivers of them, before moving on to consider Russian gas flows into Europe, and especially the […]

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In this podcast David Ledesma discusses with Ana Haurie, CEO of the impact-driven carbon finance company, Respira International, her contribution to the June 2022 issue of the OIES Oxford Energy Forum – How the voluntary carbon market is an essential tool for reaching net zero.  In this fascinating podcast she explains how a high-quality supply […]

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In this podcast, David Ledesma talks to Hasan Muslemani about his latest publication in the Oxford Energy Forum (Issue 132) entitled ‘To buy or to rent: How the big real estate question became relevant in the carbon removals market’. Hasan discusses an important distinction between ‘removal’ and ‘avoidance’ credits in the market, and another amongst […]

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In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson interviews Mike Fulwood on the scenarios for a cut off of Russian gas flows to Europe this winter. They discuss a base Control Case scenario which envisage a continuation of flows and compare it with a No Russian Flows Case, looking at the impact ono the EU as […]

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The introduction of the WTI Midland crude oil into the ‘Brent’ benchmark has caused a fair amount of controversy, debate, and argument. In this podcast David Ledesma discussed this subject with Adi Imsirovic and Kurt Chapman addressing how the industry seems to be gradually reaching a consensus regarding the broad format of the new benchmark: […]

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In this latest podcast, David Ledesma speaks to Michal Meidan and Yan Qin about China’s carbon neutrality goals in the context of the current turmoil in energy markets and rising concerns about energy security. Much of the commentary and analysis following the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been focused on the consequences for, and reactions of, […]

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In this latest podcast from OIES James Henderson talks to Jack Sharples about his latest Energy Insight entitled “Falling like Dominoes: The impact of Nord Stream on Russian gas flows to Europe.” They discuss the fact that the decline in Nord Stream capacity in June and July should be seen in the context of a […]

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In this latest in the OIES podcast series James Henderson speaks to Michal Meidan and Jack Sharples about their contributions to the latest OIES Gas Quarterly, published on  3 August 2022. They start by discussing the latest price trends in the gas market and the impact on the potential for development of new LNG projects […]

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In this podcast David Ledesma discusses African LNG Import potential with Mostefa Ouki, Senior Research Fellow at the OIES. Africa has been a source of natural gas supplies to the rest of the world for almost sixty years. But African LNG exporting sources are limited to a few sub-regions of Africa. Most African countries are […]

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Following a number of requests, this latest OIES podcast covers the topic of the Indian oil market and more specifically the purchase by Indian refiners of discounted Russian crude following the decision of many western companies and countries to avoid Russia’s oil exports. James Henderson interviews Mohua Mukherjee about her thoughts on the current situation […]

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