Energy Intelligence

Energy Transition: Tumultuous Transition: Key Trends to Watch in 2020

This year bring a number of milestones, wildcards and important trends in the low carbon energy transition. Here the EI New Energy team examines the significant trends and events to watch closely.

Hosted by: Ronan Kavanagh, Deputy Editor EI New Energy and Lauren Craft, Editor EI New Energy 

Competitive Intelligence: Growing Pains - An Outlook to 2020

If 2019 was a year of rightsizing expectations for US oil and gas production growth, 2020 is looking like a year of digesting the slowdown in activity across the North American value chain. Our experts discuss the macro and corporate implications of the changing behaviour of US producers and how it might affect growth strategies as we enter a new decade.

Hosted by: Abhi Rajendran, Energy Intelligence Director of Research & Advisory, Noah Brenner, Houston Bureau Chief and Luke Johnson, Corporate Reporter, Houston

Energy Transition: Lessons from the Energy Intelligence Green Utilities Report

As pressure rises for countries and companies to meet climate goals, leading power generators are under pressure to respond to the energy transition. In this podcast, we take a closer look at Energy Intelligence’s latest Green Utilities report, where we rank the world's top green power generators and analyze their recent decarbonization moves. To download the complimentary Green Utilities report, click here: http://www2.energyintel.com/GreenUtilities2019P

 

Hosted by: Ronan Kavanagh, Deputy Editor EI New Energy and Philippe Roos, Senior Reporter and Analyst 

 

Competitive Intelligence: What the IPO Means For Aramco

With the launch of what is expected to be the largest initial public offering in history, our experts in Dubai discuss what the listing means for Saudi Aramco itself and for Saudi Arabia more broadly. After pricing well below the $2 trillion valuation targeted by the kingdom and cancelling a roadshow for international investors, will the IPO live up to the hype for the world’s biggest oil producer?

Hosted by: Amena Bakr, Deputy Bureau Chief, Dubai, Oliver Klaus, Bureau Chief, Dubai and Luke Johnson, Corporate Reporter, Houston

Energy Transition: Oil & Money Recap

We look back on the main themes and issues that emerged out of the 40^th annual Oil & Money conference held this month in London with a focus on how the oil and gas industry’s messaging has changed around the energy transition and what they are and aren’t doing about it.

Hosted by: Noah Brenner, Houston Bureau Chief, Casey Merriman, Editor, Energy Intelligence Premium, and Luke Johnson, Corporate Reporter

Energy Transition: Thoughts for the US Industry

Energy Intelligence hosted its annual Oil & Money conference in London last week, where the industry showed much greater acceptance of the low-carbon transition. While global players have different options for action, the challenges are greater for the US energy industry including growing social demands and potentially more political/regulatory risk.

Hosted by: Abhi Rajendran, Director, Research & Advisory and Noah Brenner, Houston Bureau Chief

 

Oil Markets: Oil Industry Hit in Saudi Heartland

For decades, the oil industry worried that unrest in the Mideast could spread to Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest and most irreplaceable oil exporter. Over the weekend, the nightmare scenario happened: an attack knocked out nearly 6 million b/d of Saudi production – sending oil prices soaring. Our Mideast reporters explain what they know about the extent of the damage and how long production will be down.

Hosted by: Oliver Klaus, Dubai Bureau Chief, and Amena Bakr, Deputy Bureau Chief

Oil Markets: What's Behind the Big Saudi Energy Changes

Saudi Arabia has recently made a number of major changes in its energy sector — but the biggest move to date was the dismissal of Khalid al-Falih as energy minister over the weekend. With King Salman's son, Prince Abdulaziz, becoming the first Saudi royal to hold the oil portfolio, what will it mean for Saudi oil policy, Opec and Saudi Aramco?

Hosted by: Oliver Klaus, Dubai Bureau Chief, and Amena Bakr, Deputy Bureau Chief

Global LNG: Up in Smoke: Why Flaring in Texas is Out of Control

Energy Intelligence brings you the findings from a months-long investigation into how Texas does – but mostly does not – regulate flaring and how the production of natural gas in the Permian Basin could impact oil activity.

Hosted by: Deon Daugherty, Corporate Reporter, Energy Intelligence, Noah Brenner, Houston Bureau Chief and Luke Johnson, Corporate Reporter, Energy Intelligence

Oil Markets: US Supply Slowdown by a Thousand Cuts

Despite oil prices holding above $50-55 so far this year (WTI), US producers have come under pressure from growing investor apathy as well as sharp weakness in gas/NGL pricing. Looking ahead, is US energy in trouble entering the 2020s? Hear from our experts Abhi Rajendran, Noah Brenner and Ian Nathan as they provide insights on key developments and implications across the value chain. 

Hosted by: Abhi Rajendran, Director, Research & Advisory, Ian Nathan, Manager, Research & Advisory, Noah Brenner, Houston Bureau Chief and Luke Johnson, Corporate Reporter