Petroleum Economist Podcast

Namibia’s oil output may reach the same scale as Guyana and could demonstrate to both Africa and the world the transformative power of oil, says African Energy Chamber’s executive chairman NJ Ayuk. In a conversation with Petroleum Economist’s editor-in-chief, Paul Hickin, Ayuk points out the crucial and growing role gas will play in meeting the continent’s energy security,

In this episode of Energy Oracles, Simon Ferrie discusses the intricacies of the global oil market with Jim Burkhard, vice president of oil markets at S&P Global. Broadcasting from CERAWeek 2024, they analyse the diverging demand outlooks of OPEC and the IEA, the effects of OPEC+ supply constraints and the shifting dynamics of non-OPEC production. Insights into Russian oil flows, t

In this episode of Energy Oracles, Stuart Penson, editor of Carbon Economist and Hydrogen Economist, is joined by Jeroen Van Hoof, Chair of the World Energy Council, Netherlands, and Chair of the 2024 World Energy Congress Organising Committee. They delve into the multifaceted challenges and opportunities of the energy transition in Europe, focusing on the pathways to achieving net

In this episode of "Energy Oracles," Stuart Penson converses with Dr. Angela Wilkinson, Secretary General & CEO of the World Energy Council, about the nuances of the energy transition. Dr. Wilkinson shares insights from her journey towards advocating for sustainable energy practices, covering the importance of addressing energy transitions with a holistic approach, focusing on deca

In this episode, Simon Ferrie engages with David Fyfe, chief economist at Argus Media, in a deep dive into the current state and future outlook of the global oil markets amidst ongoing conflicts, economic sanctions and the unpredictable dynamics of supply and demand. They explore the significant divergences in OPEC and IEA demand outlooks, dissect the reasons behind slow demand gro

Join Paul Hickin, Stuart Penson, and Simon Ferrie in this episode of Energy Oracles, as they dissect their findings from London International Energy Week. They discuss the complex world where oil, gas, and green energy intersect, highlighting the massive challenge and rapid expansion of renewables, despite rising emissions and energy demand. The conversation also covers the pivotal

A pause on US LNG export approvals suggests gas will be ultimate political football ahead of the US elections. Petroleum Economist’s Editor-in-chief Paul Hickin and Seth Haskell a research analyst at Global Energy Infrastructure discuss the significant projects at risk from the move, how LNG fits into the energy trilemma debate for the US and who could be potential winners and lo

COP28 was a ‘pragmatic’ step in the right direction as energy sustainability must work in tandem with security and even more importantly affordability, says Sara Vakhshouri, founder and president of SVB Energy International. In a conversation with Petroleum Economist’s editor-in-chief, Paul Hickin, Vakhshouri argues the solution to the trilemma relies on diversity of supply,

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The deployment of CCS and CCUS globally is accelerating as it now widely acknowledged as one of the key technologies for achieving net-zero and the limiting of global warming to 1.5 degrees. Crucial to the performance of all carbon capture systems as the industry scales up is CO2 compression. Carbon Economist is delighted to host this exclusive podcast with MAN Energy Solutions to