ICIS - energy podcasts

The European Commission this week officially proposed a delay to the start of updated Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) financial regulations, which are likely to impact the energy...

12 Helmi 20166min

The share of gas supply contracts that are indexed to crude oil is decreasing in Europe. Yet, ICIS data shows the correlation between crude oil and gas prices continues to stay high – and has, in fact...

9 Helmi 20167min

LNG reloads from northwest European terminals have increased recently, with demand for spot volumes coming from the Middle East. Managing editor Isabel Save talks to LNG specialist Ranjana MK and Euro...

8 Helmi 20164min

This week BG Group shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of a takeover by Anglo Dutch Shell. Isabel Save talks to Ed Cox about what this might mean for the two companies and the LNG market.

29 Tammi 20166min

Gas-fired electricity generation in the UK is looking increasingly more profitable than using coal. In Germany, coal-fuelled power still comes out on top financially most of the time but the gap betwe...

28 Tammi 20166min

Last week's energy market highlights included spikes in continental European power spot prices and discussions around the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. Reporter Ben Lee talks to gas expert Tom Marzec-Ma...

25 Tammi 20165min

Turkish electricity prices have been low in 2016 so far, but tension remains over potential gas supply disruption. Aura Sabadus and Kirsty Ayakwah, ICIS specialists watching Turkish energy markets, di...

20 Tammi 20166min

The first LNG cargo from Sabine Pass in the US that was scheduled for January has been delayed until February or March, according to US producer Cheniere. With gas fundamentals relatively weak, the im...

15 Tammi 20164min