Death by 1,000 cuts
News of fresh delays and cost overruns at France’s next generation reactor at Flamanville may not be a killer blow for the country’s nuclear industry but the sector could face death by a thousand cuts...
10 Okt 201922min
Navigating PPA complexity
PPAs are a crucial way to finance new renewable energy as countries phase out subsidies and companies are looking to consume more green energy. This week´s pod discusses the current state of the PPA m...
3 Okt 201931min
To cancel or not to cancel EUAs
Contrary to expectations, potential German coal plant closures over the coming decade may not result in the cancellation of permits relative to their emissions. Host:Richard Sverrisson, Editor-in-Chie...
26 Sep 201922min
Trading power with the neighbours
Imagine a world where you can trade power from your solar panel with others, linking households, neighbourhoods and regions through digital technology. Listen to a version of the future that is alread...
19 Sep 201925min
Déjà vu: French nuclear concerns return
This week’s news of potential issues with steam generators at some of France’s nuclear reactors caused energy prices to skyrocket as market participants feared a return of problems seen in the autumn ...
12 Sep 201917min
Carbon at EUR 45 by year end?
European carbon prices are set to rise to EUR 45/t by the end of this year, according to Berenberg Bank. Listen to analyst Lawson Steele explain his reasons in this week’s pod. Host:Richard Sverrisson...
5 Sep 201927min
Green shift for oil and gas majors?
In a bid to avoid turning into energy dinosaurs, European oil and gas majors are becoming increasingly active in the renewable sector. In this week’s pod Nordea analyst Thina Saltvedt discusses how th...
29 Aug 201924min
Is the switch to gas a flash in the pan?
Recorded live at the Montel Nordic Energy Day, this week’s pod addresses key issues including the outlook for CO2 prices and developments in the Nordic region. Catch the opening snippets from the ev...
22 Aug 201921min
