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OIES Podcast Series: Impact of Russia-Ukraine War on...

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2022/12/05

In the latest OIES podcast, the 22nd in the series on the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on energy markets, James Henderson speaks to Alex Barnes about his latest research on the reaction of the European Commission to the energy crisis and to high gas prices. They discuss the latest proposals to impose a cap on the wholesale gas price in Europe and analyse whether it is workable in its current form or whether it is likely to be adjusted before being passed not law. They also consider the

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COP27 Podcast Series – 7: Post Meeting Update

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2022/11/30

The COP27 conference was held in Sharm El Sheikh in November 2022, and although expectations going into the event were tempered by geopolitics and the energy crisis there was hope for movement on a number of key issues. David Ledesma discusses the main conclusions of the conference with James Henderson, who was one of the OIES team who attended the COP. They discuss the progress, or lack of it, on mitigation issues and review whether the 1.5 degree target it still really alive. They also analyse

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COP27 Podcast Series – 7: Post Meeting Update

Podcasts - Oxford Institute for Energy Studies ·

2022/11/30

The COP27 conference was held in Sharm El Sheikh in November 2022, and although expectations going into the event were tempered by geopolitics and the energy crisis there was hope for movement on a number of key issues. David Ledesma discusses the main conclusions of the conference with James Henderson, who was one of the OIES team who attended the COP. They discuss the progress, or lack of it, on mitigation issues and review whether the 1.5 degree target it still really alive. They also analyse

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OIES Podcast – Managing the social consequences of...

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2022/11/25

Much of the world requires winter heating and in most places this heating is still provided by fossil fuels. In this podcast David Ledesma discusses Northern China with Philip Andrews-Speed, Senior Research Fellow at OIES and Yuchao Xu, graduate from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, where this problem is particularly acute as coal and biomass have long been the fuel of choice for household heating. In 2016, China's government launched a vigorous programme

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OIES Podcast – Managing the social consequences of...

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2022/11/25

Much of the world requires winter heating and in most places this heating is still provided by fossil fuels. In this podcast David Ledesma discusses Northern China with Philip Andrews-Speed, Senior Research Fellow at OIES and Yuchao Xu, graduate from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, where this problem is particularly acute as coal and biomass have long been the fuel of choice for household heating. In 2016, China’s government launched a vigorous programme

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OIES Podcast – International Gas Contracts

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2022/11/23

In this podcast, David Ledesma talks with Agnieszka Ason, Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the OIES and Manuel Calvo Diaz, Energy and Environment Director of the Naturgy Foundation about the new OIES paper on International Gas Contracts, which was prepared with support from the Naturgy Foundation. The paper explains the fundamentals of Gas Supply Agreements for pipeline gas (GSAs) and Sale and Purchase Agreements for LNG (LNG SPAs), which combine various commercial choices of the parties and their

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OIES Podcast – International Gas Contracts

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2022/11/23

In this podcast, David Ledesma talks with Agnieszka Ason, Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the OIES and Manuel Calvo Diaz, Energy and Environment Director of the Naturgy Foundation about the new OIES paper on International Gas Contracts, which was prepared with support from the Naturgy Foundation. The paper explains the fundamentals of Gas Supply Agreements for pipeline gas (GSAs) and Sale and Purchase Agreements for LNG (LNG SPAs), which combine various commercial choices of the parties and their

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OIES Podcast: Greenhouse Gas Emissions from LNG...

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2022/11/16

In this podcast David Ledesma discusses with Professor Jonathan Stern 'Carbon-neutral' LNG. Jonathan Stern argues that 'Carbon-neutral' LNG has become progressively limited to a relatively small number of trades in Asia and cannot be considered a credible or relevant environmental standard. Cargos should be 'greenhouse gas verified' and should set out the methodologies used to measure, report, and verify emissions. These methodologies should distinguish between assumptions and models for estimating

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OIES Podcast: Greenhouse Gas Emissions from LNG...

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2022/11/16

In this podcast David Ledesma discusses with Professor Jonathan Stern ‘Carbon-neutral’ LNG. Jonathan Stern argues that ‘Carbon-neutral’ LNG has become progressively limited to a relatively small number of trades in Asia and cannot be considered a credible or relevant environmental standard. Cargos should be ‘greenhouse gas verified’ and should set out the methodologies used to measure, report, and verify emissions. These methodologies should distinguish between assumptions and models for estimating

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OIES Podcast Series: Impact of Russia-Ukraine War on...

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2022/11/14

In the latest OIES podcast James Henderson discusses current gas market dynamics with Mike Fulwood and Jack Sharples in the light of the impact of the Russia Ukraine war. They start by assessing recent movements in prices, considering the differential between spot and month forward prices while also looking at the overall fall in price levels thanks to the current warm weather and the demand reduction caused by high prices and a change in consumer behaviours. Next they move onto an overall

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OIES Podcast Series: Impact of Russia-Ukraine War on...

Podcasts - Oxford Institute for Energy Studies ·

2022/11/14

In the latest OIES podcast James Henderson discusses current gas market dynamics with Mike Fulwood and Jack Sharples in the light of the impact of the Russia Ukraine war. They start by assessing recent movements in prices, considering the differential between spot and month forward prices while also looking at the overall fall in price levels thanks to the current warm weather and the demand reduction caused by high prices and a change in consumer behaviours. Next they move onto an overall

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OIES Podcast – Guide to Chinese Climate Policy 2022

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2022/11/09

In this latest OIES podcast, David Ledesma talks to David Sandalow and Michal Meidan about their recent book, Guide to Chinese Climate Policy 2022 which they co-authored with Dr Philip Andrews-Speed, Anders Hove, Sally Qiu and Edmund Downie, published by the OIES’s in November 2022. In the podcast they discuss the rationale for the book, the changes they note in China’s climate policy since the Guide was last published in 2019 as well as some of the contrasts in China’s climate policy. They talk

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OIES Podcast – Guide to Chinese Climate Policy 2022

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2022/11/09

In this latest OIES podcast, David Ledesma talks to David Sandalow and Michal Meidan about their recent book, Guide to Chinese Climate Policy 2022 which they co-authored with Dr Philip Andrews-Speed, Anders Hove, Sally Qiu and Edmund Downie, published by the OIES's in November 2022. In the podcast they discuss the rationale for the book, the changes they note in China's climate policy since the Guide was last published in 2019 as well as some of the contrasts in China's climate policy. They talk

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COP27 Podcast Series – 6: Issues, Challenges and...

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2022/11/02

In the sixth and final podcast of OIES's pre-COP27 series, David Ledesma talks to Michal Meidan and James Henderson about the challenges facing the participants at the forthcoming COP27 conference that is being held 6-18th November in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. The discussion covers the key issues for COP27 as well as the most contentious issues that will need to be tackled. The speakers take stock of what has (and hasn't) happened since COP26 in Glasgow, discuss China-US relations and China's approach

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COP27 Podcast Series – 6: Issues, Challenges and...

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2022/11/02

In the sixth and final podcast of OIES’s pre-COP27 series, David Ledesma talks to Michal Meidan and James Henderson about the challenges facing the participants at the forthcoming COP27 conference that is being held 6-18th November in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. The discussion covers the key issues for COP27 as well as the most contentious issues that will need to be tackled. The speakers take stock of what has (and hasn’t) happened since COP26 in Glasgow, discuss China-US relations and China’s approach

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COP27 Podcast Series – 5: The importance of...

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2022/10/27

The fifth podcast of the OIES’s six-part COP27 series addresses the importance of technology in delivering the COP27 pledges. David Ledesma and James Henderson talk to Dolf Gielen about the Breakthrough Agenda, announced at COP26, and the key technologies which are its focus, to Martin Lambert about his views on the future of green gases, including hydrogen, and to Rez Maddahi, who examines the importance of CCUS, BECCS and DACCS technologies. The post COP27 Podcast Series – 5: The importance of

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COP27 Podcast Series – 5: The importance of...

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2022/10/27

The fifth podcast of the OIES's six-part COP27 series addresses the importance of technology in delivering the COP27 pledges. David Ledesma and James Henderson talk to Dolf Gielen about the Breakthrough Agenda, announced at COP26, and the key technologies which are its focus, to Martin Lambert about his views on the future of green gases, including hydrogen, and to Rez Maddahi, who examines the importance of CCUS, BECCS and DACCS technologies. The post COP27 Podcast Series – 5: The importance of

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COP27 Podcast Series – 4: Outlook and challenges that...

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2022/10/21

In the fourth podcast of the OIES's six-part COP27 series, we address the outlook and challenges that will be faced at COP27 by three major regions. The podcast talks to Isabel Hilton about China's climate change policy, Sarah Ladislaw about the recent changes in US climate legislation and its potential impact on COP27 and Klaus Dieter Borchardt on European climate policy and the region's likely influence at COP27. The post COP27 Podcast Series – 4: Outlook and challenges that will be faced at

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COP27 Podcast Series – 4: Outlook and challenges that...

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2022/10/21

In the fourth podcast of the OIES’s six-part COP27 series, we address the outlook and challenges that will be faced at COP27 by three major regions. The podcast talks to Isabel Hilton about China’s climate change policy, Sarah Ladislaw about the recent changes in US climate legislation and its potential impact on COP27 and Klaus Dieter Borchardt on European climate policy and the region’s likely influence at COP27. The post COP27 Podcast Series – 4: Outlook and challenges that will be faced at

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OIES Podcast Series: Impact of Russia-Ukraine War on...

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2022/10/14

In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson talks to Mike Fulwood, Jack Sharples and Jonathan Stern about the continuing impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on gas markets. This episode reviews the current flows of gas into Europe from all sources, in particular looking at the continuing decline in imports from Russia and the surprising continuation of very high imports of LNG. We also consider stock levels in Europe ahead of the winter and the prospects for meeting demand under different weather

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