The Geopolitics of Energy

The Geopolitics of Energy podcast series returns with a brand-new episode on the dynamics of Italy's evolving electricity market, diving into how it can accommodate green hydrogen developments and a merchant future. As decarbonisation becomes the centre of the Italy's agenda how it transitions from its dependence on gas draws up unique challenges and opportunities in a range of sectors. Joining our host, Marco Dell'Aquila, to discuss the dynamics of his home is Matteo Coriglio...

The Geopolitics of Energy podcast series returns with a special episode with Claire Healy, Director at E3G discussing the role of the US in the global climate cooperation landscape, under the prism of a new Presidency aiming to re-position the country as a global climate leader.

The new episode of the Geopolitics of Energy podcast series discusses the structuring details of European Union's Green New Deal and its role in the continent’s future in the global geopolitical landscapeIn December 2019, the European Commission presented Europe's Green Deal – EU's statement growth strategy to enhance its role as a global climate leader. With the updated climate strategy, Europe pledged to become the first continent to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050, decouple economi...

The second part of inspiratia’s inaugural episode of its new podcast series Geopolitics of Energy sheds lights on the energy transition’s reliance on raw materials and the risks behind finite resourcesOur Introduction 101 episode concludes with a second part which focuses on the non-renewable raw materials and metals that will be vital for the clean energy transition. With the value of strategic minerals for the production of new technologies increasing, this creates a series of new opportuni...

The inaugural episode of inspiratia's new podcast series Geopolitics of Energy offers a wide introduction to how the colossal paradigm shift of the clean energy transition is disrupting the field of geopolitics as we know it For the first episode, co-hosted by Maritina Kanellakopoulou, senior analyst at inspiratia and Marco dell'Aquilla, inspiratia's co-founder and chairman, and professor of energy resources and environment at the school of advanced international studies at Johns Hopkins...