Record low French nuclear output?
Away from the drama and uncertainty surrounding the Covid-19 virus outbreak, we take a close look at France’s nuclear fleet and discuss how production this year could fall to multi-year lows. For expe...
19 Maalis 202020min
Going green with baseload PPAs
Power purchase agreements (PPAs) continue to grow across Europe as renewables subsidies get phased out and companies look to reduce their carbon footprint.Listen to a discussion on the outlook for PPA...
12 Maalis 202022min
The gas gambit
Gas is quickly becoming a global commodity, but the fuel has also become a pawn in a game of geopolitics between large gas producing countries. This week’s pod looks at the politics of gas as well as ...
5 Maalis 202021min
On the road to climate neutrality
Ahead of the EC publication of its Climate Law next week, this week’s pod discusses the implications for Europe’s energy sector. Listen to a discussion on carbon border taxes, sector coupling,ETS refo...
27 Helmi 202019min
Trading green energy
The rapid growth of renewables over the coming years will increase the need for PPAs and related products. This week we discuss what the changes mean for an energy exchange – is the difference between...
20 Helmi 202021min
Flexing it
Europe is set to fully decarbonise its energy system by 2050, with a huge impact on the way electricity is produced and consumed. This week’s pod takes a peek into the brave new energy world, and di...
13 Helmi 202023min
Montel Weekly Extra - Gas markets to get “messy”
Global gas markets look set to remain historically weak with oversupply forecast to linger this year and into next. Europe in particular will get “messy”, according to Trevor Sikorski of Energy Aspect...
13 Helmi 202013min
Gas glut to last until 2025?
Oversupply in the global gas market could persist until 2025, and the saturation spells bad news for coal plants everywhere. This week’s pod discusses the current dynamics in the LNG market and why, d...
6 Helmi 202019min
