Episode 443: Europe’s biomethane sector gains momentum despite policy challenges
While Europe’s long-term biomethane potential remains strong as output is projected to reach up to 35bcm by 2030, growth is being slowed by...
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20 of 432 episodesEpisode 442: Poland bets on LNG and tariff reform to strengthen CEE gas hub status
Since Russia sharply reduced gas supplies to Europe in 2022, Poland has emerged as a key regional gas crossroads, underpinned by its Swinouj...
Episode 441: War, energy shocks and what comes next
Energy markets were jolted into crisis after war erupted in the Middle East on 28 February, abruptly ending expectations of a calm year mark...
Episode 440: LNG remains critical to Europe's security of supply despite geopolitical and regulatory risks
The US-Israeli led war against Iran has unleashed extreme volatility across energy markets, with natural gas prices rising as much as 70% in...
Episode 439: Deeper EU market is key to address economic, security challenges
Europe’s single market is widely regarded as the jewel in the crown of EU integration. However, the energy crisis of 2022 showed that its el...
Episode 438: Lithuania's LNG terminal is a key CEE energy security actor - CEO
Lithuania’s offshore Klaipeda LNG terminal had a record year in 2025, with the port’s utilisation rate soaring well above the EU average. Op...
Episode 437: EU biomethane market blooms but challenges slow down progress
The EU’s biomethane market has been developing at speed. Since 2023, production has risen more than 30% and the fuel is fast becoming not ju...
Episode 436: Race for Arctic region sparks heated debate
Greenland has been holding the headlines in recent weeks as US President Donald Trump expressed an open interest in acquiring the world’s la...
Episode 435: PODCAST: US Venezuela operation raises long-term questions for global oil market
The US military operation in Venezuela at the start of 2026 resulting in the capture of president Nicolas Maduro had a modest immediate impa...
Episode 434: PODCAST: CEE gas transmission tariff dilemma needs visionary approach
The loss of Russian gas imports, associated long-term capacity bookings and the reversal of gas flows in central and eastern Europe have led...
Episode 433: Energy Community contracting parties braced as CBAM regulations moving up a gear from 2026
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will be moving up a gear from 2026 when EU importers are expected to purchase and surrend...
Episode 432: Moldova defies crises, prepares for gas market competition, EU coupling
Transmission capacity on the Romanian-Moldovan border was overbid at quarterly auctions held in November as traders have been competing to s...
Episode 431: PICASSO platform is step towards EU real-time electricity market, despite concerns
The EU is moving closer towards the development of a real-time electricity market thanks to critical tools such as the Platform for the Inte...
Episode 430: Ukraine ready for winter, US mineral deal
Ukraine has been a major buyer of natural gas on European hubs this year, scrambling to replenish heavily depleted stocks. As war-related ri...
Episode 429: LNG OUTLOOK: What will Japan's seventh Strategic Energy Plan mean for its LNG buyers' purchasing and investment strategies?
Senior reporter Clare Pennington interviews ICIS senior data analyst Fei Xu and senior Asia LNG reporter Paula Xiao to unpick what is going...
Episode 428: Romanian Black Sea gas will be a regional game-changer, executive director
High capacity booking interests for gas exports from Romania to Hungary for the next ten years indicate that regional companies may be prepa...
Episode 427: Energy Community has come a long way in reaching founding goals, director
The Energy Community celebrates its 20 th anniversary this year. Established in the aftermath of the Balkans war and the accession of many c...
Episode 426: US ambitions for a domestic LNG carrier industry
Europe LNG reporter Clare Pennington asks US counterpart Emily Burleson how the USTR will target Chinese vessels and how it plans to build i...
Episode 425: Trans-Balkan gas grid operators answer traders’ questions on new capacity product
Gas grid operators on the Trans-Balkan corridor have been working to enable traders to access natural gas via Greek LNG terminals or pipelin...
Episode 424: Spanish outage highlights need to invest in grid stability, more cross-border connections, former Ukrenergo CEO
The electricity blackout which hit the Iberian Peninsula at the end of April has triggered widespread debate about the causes of the outage...