ICIS - energy podcasts

LNG prices around the world have converged as the northern hemisphere winter comes to an end. ICIS LNG experts Ed Cox and Katya Kravtsova discuss the outlook for supply and demand over the next few mo...

22 Maalis 20177min

UK energy markets recently broke the 200-day moving average, while the key technical level acted as a support for contracts in the French and German power markets. ICIS journalists Ben Lee, Riccardo P...

17 Maalis 20176min

High French nuclear power availability may imply further downside for April power prices. ICIS looks at why traders expect availability to be revised downwards, and whether they in fact are wrong to d...

16 Maalis 20175min

The Netherlands is due to hold presidential elections on 15 March and the new government will most likely reform the Dutch electricity sector as some decisions are currently halted until after the ele...

10 Maalis 20174min

Britain’s largest natural gas storage site, Rough, could now be offline until April 2018 after operator Centrica Storage said it would not look to offer any capacity. ICIS experts Ben Lee and Thomas R...

3 Maalis 20175min

Output cuts from oil producers have been swift following a deal last November to reduce production by 1.2m barrels per day, but have crude prices seen the boost that was expected? Crude oil experts So...

2 Maalis 20176min

The Day-ahead and front-month natural gas contracts at Germany’s GASPOOL hub have held an unusual discount to the Dutch TTF this winter, but the spread has been pared back in recent weeks. ICIS expert...

24 Helmi 20174min

A number of nuclear power units in central and southeast Europe are due back online in the next few weeks after planned maintenance. ICIS experts Irina Peltegova and Ellie Chambers discuss how the ext...

22 Helmi 20174min