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OIES Podcast - Review of Electricity Markets

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2023/08/23

In this extended podcast, Rob Gross, Director of the UK Energy Research Centre and Malcolm Keay of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies discuss the possible reform of UK electricity markets following the UK Government’s ‘Review of Electricity Market Arrangements’. The discussion draws on Professor Gross’s article ‘Arguing over the fundamentals of market reform is undermining investment and impeding the energy transition’ in the Institute’s May 2023 Oxford Energy Forum, and the 2017 OIES paper

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25:53

OIES Podcast - Gas market discussion with Professor...

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2023/08/21

In this latest OIES podcast, brought to you by the Gas Research Programme, James Henderson talks to Jonathan Stern about three important gatherings that have taken place over the summer which have interesting implications for the gas industry. The first was the G7 meeting in Tokyo in May, then second was the LNG23 conference in Vancouver in early July and the third was the LNG consumer-producer conference in Japan in mid-July. We discuss the potential consequences of the language included in the

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28:17

OIES Podcast – Global Oil Market Update

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2023/08/15

In this podcast, David Ledesma discusses with Bassam Fattouh the latest trends in oil markets and assesses the key factors that are expected to shape market outcomes in the second half of the year and in 2024. They discuss the main factors behind the recent rise in oil price, the recent dynamics in physical differentials, the shifts in crude and products trade flows following the EU and G7 embargo on Russian crude and products, the diesel situation in Europe, China’s economic rebound, global oil

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32:04

OIES Podcast - A New Global Gas Order

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2023/08/10

In this latest OIES podcast, brought to you by the Gas Research Programme, James Henderson talks to Mike Fulwood about his latest paper called “A New Global Gas Order (Part 1): The Outlook to 2030 after the Energy Crisis”. The conversation starts by reviewing the key drivers of gas demand across the world, mainly in the power sector where the role of coal and renewables will have a big impact on gas. The discussion then looks at some of the details behind our forecasts for various regions, with

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31:37

OIES Podcast - 1H China data: a mixed bag of weaker...

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2023/08/07

It’s now August and we finally have a good set of China’s 1H economic and energy statistics to parse, and it looks like a bit of a mixed bag. While economic growth has been notably weak, energy demand has held up somewhat better. Meanwhile, in the power sector, there is a supply-side push underway across coal, nuclear, and renewables. In this podcast, Michal Meidan, Anders Hove, and Philip Andrews-Speed run through some of the key topics in play this month: the macroeconomic data and what it does

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16:06

Incorporating Consumer Reliability Preferences in the...

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2023/08/02

In this podcast, David Ledesma talks to Frank Felder about how Incorporating Consumer Reliability and permitting customers to adjust their electricity consumption, based on system condition, can reduce costs and improve system reliability. Power outages and major blackouts are widespread, affecting hundreds of millions globally. There are concerns about the reliability of the electric power system and the associated challenges that variable and intermittent renewables introduce. One way to improve

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27:24

OIES Podcast Series - Quarterly Gas Review Update

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2023/07/25

In this latest OIES podcast, brought to you by the Gas Research Programme, James Henderson talks to Mike Fulwood and Jack Sharples about the latest Quarterly Gas Review, published in early July. The discussion ranges from a review of current gas prices in Europe and Asia to an analysis of the impact of the cut in Norwegian supply due to maintenance in June and the impact it had on the European supply balance. Mike then provides an overview of global LNG supply, assessing whether it is above or below

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24:14

OIES Podcast – Will green certificates help China’s...

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2023/07/20

In this podcast, Michal Meidan talks to Anders Hove about recent developments in China’s green power trading, discussing the findings of his paper “Green certificates with Chinese characteristics: Will green certificates help China’s clean energy transition?”, co-authored with Gary Sipeng Xie. Green power trading is a market-oriented way to promote a clean energy transition in China. In practice, however, China’s leading instrument for this policy, the green certificate, has faced serious obstacles

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19:47

OIES Podcast - Carbon accounting for Carbon Capture...

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2023/07/17

In this podcast, David Ledesma talks to Jazmin Mota about her latest research paper publication with the OIES entitled ‘Carbon Emissions Accounting in the context of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) coupled with Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR)’. Jazmin discusses why carbon accounting is relevant to evaluate CCUS with EOR explaining that while the projects have the potential to reduce emissions, some interrelated factors influence whether projects reduce emissions or lead to more emissions over time. The

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29:08

OIES Podcast – The Relevance of European Gas Hubs

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2023/07/13

In this latest OIES podcast, recorded by the Gas Research Programme, James Henderson talks to Patrick Heather about his new paper entitled “European Traded Gas Hubs: their continued relevance”. The title of the paper was inspired by the questions raised by the European Commission about whether the TTF hub provided a relevant gas price benchmark in 2022, when prices rose to record highs. The podcast explores the reasons behind this question and then examines the liquidity of the key gas hubs in

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31:15

OIES Podcast – China’s coal conundrum

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2023/07/10

In this podcast, Anders Hove and Michal Meidan talk about China’s coal consumption, drawing on the Coal chapter in the Guide to Chinese Climate Policies. Anders and Michal talk about the importance of coal for the Chinese economy, the geography of coal demand as well as structural trends in Chinese coal use as the country proceeds with its energy transition. While the long term direction of travel is clear, the availability of discounted Russian coal and the focus on energy security in recent years

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OIES Podcast – Is Australia quietly quitting the LNG...

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2023/06/29

In this latest OIES podcast, brought to you by the Gas Research Programme, James Henderson talks to Graeme Bethune about his latest paper entitled “Is Australia quietly quitting the LNG business?”. The podcast starts with an overview of the Australian gas market, considering the main areas of domestic demand and the key production sites, including the major LNG export projects. The discussion then moves onto concerns that the Australian government may be starting to prioritise domestic supply over

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26:05

OIES Podcast - China's manufacturing sector carbon...

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2023/06/23

In this episode of the OIES podcast series, Anders Hove and Edmund Downie discuss China’s manufacturing sector and its present and future energy and emissions trajectory. Edmund Downie, a 2nd-year PhD student in the Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy program at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and the author of two chapters in the Guide to Chinese Climate Policy, which the OIES China Programme published in 2022. In the podcast, Downie breaks down trends and targets

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OIES Podcast - Renewable Hydrogen Import Routes into...

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2023/06/20

In this podcast David Ledesma talks to Martin Lambert and Abdurahman Alsulaiman, about the potential hydrogen import market, particularly focusing on the EU, which currently holds the largest and earliest hydrogen target. The podcast explores the emerging hydrogen trade market and considers numerous possibilities for its open up providing better clarity on policy statements and balance them against project announcements. Throughout the podcast, Martin and Abdulrahman delve into various key points -

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33:42

OIES Podcast – LNG and UK Energy Security

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2023/06/15

In this latest OIES podcast, brought to you by the Gas Research Programme, James Henderson talks to Marshall Hall about the impact of the global LNG market on UK energy security, based on a recent paper of the same name published by OIES in partnership with the UK Energy Research Council (UKERC) in May 2023. The podcast discusses the history of the UK’s gas sector and how it has increased its reliance on the global LNG market as domestic production has fallen, and also looks at the development of

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25:33

OIES Podcast – Unpacking OPEC+ Multilayer Decision

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2023/06/14

In this latest podcast, David Ledesma unpacks the latest OPEC+ decision with Bassam Fattouh. The latest OPEC+ decision is quite unique because of its multiple layers. To start with, OPEC+ countries agreed a new deal that starts in January 2024 till the end of December 2024. Also, earlier this year in April, several OPEC+ countries announced voluntary cuts until the end of 2023. During the last meeting, these countries decided to extend these voluntary cuts until the end of 2024. These announcements

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08:48

OIES Podcast – The outlook for fossil fuels in...

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2023/06/12

In this latest podcast from the OIES China programme, Anders Hove and Michal Meidan discuss the future of fossil fuel demand in China, what this means for the country’s import requirements and the geopolitical implications of these trends. China is currently the world’s largest oil importer and is on track to becoming the largest LNG buyer. In this podcast, Michal and Anders discuss how long China’s reliance on imported oil and gas will continue as well as some of the drivers that inform different

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OIES Podcast – Electricity (re) Design and ‘Split...

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2023/06/05

In this podcast, David Ledesma again talks to Professor Michael Grubb of UCL and Malcolm Keay of the OIES on the proposed dual market designs for electricity, focusing on split market proposals. In recent months, electricity market arrangements have been widely debated in the UK and Europe, because of the impact of high gas prices and the fundamental changes the system is undergoing as decarbonisation progresses. The discussion draws on Professor Grubb’s article ‘Disentangling the debate on

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26:21

OIES Podcast – Electricity (re) Design and ‘Split...

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2023/06/01

In this podcast, David Ledesma talks to Professor Michael Grubb of UCL and Malcolm Keay of the OIES on the proposed dual market designs for electricity. In recent months, electricity market arrangements have been widely debated in the UK and Europe, because of the impact of high gas prices and the fundamental changes the system is undergoing as decarbonisation progresses. The discussion draws on Professor Grubb’s article ‘Disentangling the debate on Electricity (re) Design and ‘Split Markets’ in the

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33:29

OIES Podcast - An Update on Global Gas Markets

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2023/05/30

In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson talks to Mike Fulwood and Jack Sharples about the current issues that are shaping the global gas market. After reviewing the downward trajectory of prices over the past few months they consider the key sources of supply to Europe before providing an overview of global LNG supply and demand. They discuss the potential for a demand rebound in Europe and Asia at current prices, but then focus on the risk that the EU could take firmer action on imports of

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