ICIS - energy podcasts

Certain longer-dated contracts for delivery out to 2020 at the NBP natural gas hub recently became cheaper than nearer-dated peers. ICIS experts Ben Lee and Thomas Rodgers discuss the role played by L...

11 Elo 201623s

A key shipping route, the Panama Canal, has expanded to provide LNG vessels with a shorter route between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. ICIS energy experts Ben Lee and Ruth Liao discuss whether this...

5 Elo 20165min

Power grid imbalance charges in Italy changed from 1 August to close a legal loophole that let producers exploit high balancing payouts. ICIS power experts Irina Peltegova and Riccardo Patrian discuss...

3 Elo 20161h 36min

The future of the UK’s 3.2GW Hinkley Point nuclear power project looks uncertain as the government decided to delay construction approval. UK power reporters Ben Lee and Henry Evans discuss the potent...

29 Heinä 20164min

Volumes on the TTF curve have grown again during the second quarter of 2016, keeping the hub at the centre of European gas trade. Jake Horslen, an ICIS TTF expert, discusses the reasons behind the ris...

28 Heinä 20165min

This week European energy markets have been reacting to news of an extended outage to the Rough storage facility in the UK, announced one week ago. Natural gas experts Ben Samuel and Thomas Rodgers di...

22 Heinä 20165min

The potential impact of Brexit on the UK natural gas and electricity markets is the subject of this podcast with market reporters Tom Rodgers and Henry Evans.

18 Heinä 20169min

Eastern Europe has been taking LNG deliveries while reloads have been prevalent in western Europe. ICIS natural gas and LNG experts Ed Cox and Tom Marzec-Manser discuss the reasons for this and whethe...

15 Heinä 20165min