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OIES Podcast – China’s economic downturn: what does...

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2024/09/26

In this latest podcast from the OIES China energy programme, Michal Meidan, Anders Hove and Philip Andrews-Speed take stock of the macroeconomic environment, the government’s recent efforts to support activity and what it means for energy demand. They discuss oil and gas consumption, rising electric vehicle penetration as well as the rapid deployment of renewables. They take stock of recent policy announcements on new nuclear plant approvals as well as carbon and power market reform.

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26:29

OIES Podcast – Gas to 2030: Transition, supply risk...

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2024/09/17

In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson talks to Bill Farren-Price about the latest Oxford Energy Forum which includes a series of articles under the banner “Gas to 2030: transition, supply risk and market uncertainty.” After an initial discussion about the key themes in the Forum, we delve into the geopolitical and regulatory risks that are likely to shape the future of the gas market, including the impact of climate policies and the energy transition. We then move to some more detailed topics

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27:47

OIES Podcast – EU sanctions on Russian LNG

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2024/09/12

In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson talks to Katja Yafimava and Agnieszka Ason about the latest EU sanctions package aimed at Russian LNG. After a brief introduction discussing the sanctions that have been imposed on Russian LNG to date, mainly by the US authorities, we look at the 14th EU sanctions package and the measures that it has introduced to curtail Russia’s activities in the LNG sector. We discuss the three key areas impacted by the sanctions, namely a ban on LNG deliveries to

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28:19

OIES Podcast – Decarbonising China’s Steel Sector

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2024/08/29

In this latest podcast, Michal Meidan talks to Belinda Schäpe about the challenges and prospects of steel sector decarbonisation in China. They discuss the key takeaways from Belinda’s paper “Decarbonising China’s Steel Sector: Challenges and Opportunities” such as: the challenges to shifting toward greener steel production including overcapacity in the sector, coal dependence, and economic uncertainty. Belinda also discusses the green shoots of progress including the lack of new coal-based steel

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OIES Podcast – Cross-Border CO2 Transport

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2024/08/19

In this podcast, Hasan Muslemani speaks to Nnaziri Ihijerika about his recent publication on regulatory frameworks for crossborder CO2 transport, specifically between the UK and EU. Nnaziri highlights the role that CCS is expected to play in decarbonizing European industries and specific regulatory barriers to transporting CO2 across borders. In particular, the podcast discusses how issues around the London Protocol are addressed, implications of the current setups of the EU and UK Emission Trading

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OIES Podcast – Hedging and Tail Risk in Electricity...

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2024/08/12

In this latest OIES podcast from the Electricity Programme, Dimitra Apostolopoulou talks to OIES Visiting Research Fellow Farhad Billimoria about his latest paper co-authored with Rahmat Poudineh and Jacob Mays titled “Hedging and Tail Risk in Electricity Markets”. A concern persistent in current electricity market designs has been the sufficiency of hedge markets and the capability to secure long-term contracts to underpin investment in capital-intensive generation plants. In this podcast we

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Key themes from the Gas Quarterly – July 2024

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2024/08/06

In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson talks to Bill Farren-Price, Anouk Honoré and Jack Sharples about the key themes in the latest OIES Gas Quarterly, that was published in late July. After a brief overview on current gas prices, the discussion turns to LNG supply and specifically to the impact of sanctions on Russian LNG exports. The podcast then considers demand for LNG, looking at the flows to the major import markets in Europe and Asia and analysing the rebound in demand in Asia that has

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26:46

OIES Podcast – The implications of the Uniper-Gazprom...

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2024/08/01

In this latest OIES podcast, brought to you by the Gas Programme, James Henderson talks to Jonathan Stern, Katja Yafimava and Agnieszka Ason about the recent arbitration court ruling on the case brought by Uniper against Gazprom. They discuss the background to the case, the specific rulings given by the court and the implications the outcome for the future of Russian gas exports to Europe. In particular, they look at the possible rationale for the decision both in terms of the award of €13 billion

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28:29

OIES Podcast – New regulation for the transition from...

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2024/07/24

In this latest OIES podcast, which is a combined presentation from the Gas and Energy Transition programmes, James Henderson talks to Katja Yafimava and Jonathan Stern about the implications of the latest EU regulation on decarbonising the region’s gas system which aims to manage the shift towards hydrogen and away from natural gas. They discuss the overall goals of the latest decarbonised gas and hydrogen package and consider what it means for security of gas supply in Europe. They consider the

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OIES Podcast – EU Methane Regulation

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2024/07/15

In this latest OIES podcast from the Gas and Energy Transition Programmes James Henderson talks to Prof. Jonathan Stern and Maria Olczak about their latest Energy Insight ‘Analysing the EU Methane Regulation: what is changing, for whom and by when’. This regulation introduces new rules for measurement-based Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV), Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR), and limits on routine venting and flaring across the oil, gas, and coal supply chains. Moreover, the EU is the

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OIES Podcast – Energy Transition Scenarios and the...

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2024/07/08

In this latest OIES podcast from the Gas Programme James Henderson talks to Mike Fulwood about this latest work on Energy Transition Scenarios and their impact on Natural Gas. The podcast starts by discussing the key methodologies that have been used to generate the OIES scenarios before moving on to describe the three key outputs from the modelling process – the Declared Policies Scenario, the Net Zero with CCS Scenario and the Fragmented Scenario. Mike reviews the supply and demand outcomes for

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29:44

OIES Podcast – Measuring the carbon intensity of low...

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2024/07/03

In this latest OIES podcast from the hydrogen programme James Henderson talks to Alex Barnes about his latest paper on the importance of measuring the carbon intensity of low carbon hydrogen. The discussion focuses on the importance of being able to compare the carbon intensity of different forms of “green” energy, and specifically how hydrogen producers need to be able to demonstrate the emissions benefit which their product is bringing. Alex Barnes argues that proper comparison of low carbon

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OIES Podcast – Contracts for Difference: The...

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2024/06/26

In this latest OIES podcast, Michal Meidan talks to Agniezska Ason, senior visiting research fellow at the OIES, and Julio Dal Poz, managing director at FTI consulting, about contracts for difference and how they can be used in the low carbon energy transition. They discuss how Contracts for Difference (CfDs) are currently used to support the decarbonisation of electricity generation, their contribution to providing predictable revenues for operators but also their limitations: the regulatory and

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OIES Podcast – Are US efforts to de-risk and...

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2024/06/20

In this latest OIES China Energy programme podcast, Michal Meidan talks to Brad Simmons about US policies to re-shore and friend-shore lithium-ion battery supply chains and their incompatibility with efforts to limit dependencies on China. They discuss the electric vehicle subsidies under the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and how tax eligibility is complicated by “foreign entity of concern” (FEOC) restrictions which effectively seek to limit China’s market share could slow electrification. Given

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OIES Podcast – Fact and fiction of clean innovation...

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2024/06/12

In this podcast, Head of China Energy Research Michal Meidan speaks with Anders Hove, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute, about the topic of clean energy innovation in China. They discuss the factors that have enabled China’s transition into an innovation powerhouse, including often cited government support and subsidy schemes, as well as less appreciated factors such as entrepreneurship and manufacturing hubs. China dominates manufacturing of the main clean energy technologies currently

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OIES Podcast: Virtual Barrels, Financial Players and...

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2024/06/07

In this podcast Bassam Fattouh discusses with Ilia Bouchouev his Energy Comments in the OIES Energy Quantamentals series based on his new book “Virtual Barrels” and the growing importance of financial barrels in the oil market, with a focus on financial market participants, oil options and volatility trading. They set the stage by defining “virtual barrels” and how these evolved in the oil market. They look at algorithmic oil trading and geopolitical risk premium, as well as the complex relationship

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OIES Podcast – The outlook for LNG in Japan, Korea...

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2024/06/04

In this latest OIES podcast, from the Gas Programme, James Henderson talks to Graeme Bethune about his latest paper on the outlook for LNG in Japan, Korea and Taiwan. They begin by exploring the history of gas, and in particular LNG imports, in the region before moving on to look at Japan specifically. They consider how the role of gas is being affected by the restart of nuclear power in the country and the rise of renewable energy while also discussing the importance of coal as a competing fuel

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OIES Podcast – CO2 shipping for Carbon Capture and...

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2024/05/29

In this podcast, Hasan Muslemani speaks to Peter Webb about the key role that shipping of CO2 plays in enabling a carbon capture and storage (CCS) market, especially for industrial emitters who are not in proximity to a pipeline network. The podcast highlights the technical challenges involved in CO2 shipping and how it compares to other forms of CO2 transport such as pipelines, trucks and rail, while reflecting on synergies with transport of LNG and LPG. The podcast also discusses costs of

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OIES Podcast – Inertia in Electric Power Systems

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2024/05/22

As wind and solar rise as a share of electricity production in many regions, electric power systems are experiencing increased concerns about how to maintain stability. One critical factor is inertia, which refers to the availability of spinning resources such as turbines that help the system maintain stable frequency during short disturbances. In this podcast from the OIES Electricity Programme, OIES Senior Research Fellow Anders Hove talks to David Victor, Professor and Director at UC San Diego

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OIES Podcast – CO2 Capture: design modularity and...

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2024/05/16

In this podcast, Hasan Muslemani speaks to David Phillips at Aker Carbon Capture about advancements in carbon capture technology, including Aker’s modular design and innovative business model. The podcast discusses progress, momentum and competition within the carbon capture space and sheds light on some of the key industrial sectors where the technology has been deployed, including in sectors where carbon removal can be achieved, such as energy-from-waste and bioenergy production, and the

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