ICIS - energy podcasts

A second US LNG cargo will be delivered to Europe later in July by Anglo Dutch Shell. ICIS LNG experts Ed Cox and Josie Shillito discuss the outlook for US exports and Shell’s role within the LNG mark...

8 Heinä 20165min

Green certificates to support the growth of renewable energy in Europe have been plagued by oversupply and disparate schemes across Europe. ICIS energy experts Ben Lee and Sophie Udubasceanu discuss t...

6 Heinä 20167min

Flows restarted on the Britain-Belgium Interconnector gas pipeline this week after maintenance, although unexpected news of a gas storage outage has altered the fundamental supply and demand outlook f...

1 Heinä 20165min

The Dutch government on Friday announced that annual Groningen natural gas production will be restricted to 24 billion cubic metres for the next five years. Gas market experts Ben Samuel and Jake Hors...

29 Kesä 20165min

Energy markets have been volatile this week because of the UK’s EU referendum as well as fundamental supply factors at the Rough natural gas storage site and Groningen production field. ICIS experts B...

24 Kesä 20165min

Utilities can buy or sell power ahead for future delivery periods to minimise risk. ICIS staff Ben Lee and Matthew Jones look at power hedging rates at major European utilities in Q1 and what can be e...

21 Kesä 20166min

Poland has received its first commercial LNG cargo at the recently commissioned Swinoujscie terminal on the Baltic Sea. ICIS energy deputy news editor Miriam Siers discusses this week’s developments i...

20 Kesä 20166min

Prices across the oil, gas and power markets have recorded monthly highs in recent weeks following a bearish start to 2016. Supply concerns have largely underpinned the strength in both the oil and ga...

10 Kesä 20166min