How the Iran war is challenging and changing Europe's gas market
After nearly four months, global commodity markets have shown both vulnerability and resilience amid the unprecedented disruptions caused by...
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20 of 356 episodesHow battery storage is transforming the power grid
It's hard to overstate how fast the battery energy storage industry is growing, and the impact that's having on the power sector. In 2025, U...
Discussing data centers' grid impacts with Amazon Web Services
The growth of data centers, and the amount of electricity expected to be required to meet that demand, is probably the biggest issue in the...
Beyond molecules: The rise of environmental commodities
In this episode, host Eklavya Gupte sits down with Marijn van Diessen , CEO of STX Group, one of the world's leading environmental commodity...
How the war in Iran is accelerating Asia's energy transformation
In this episode, host Eklavya Gupte explores how the war in the Middle East has exposed Asia's deep reliance on fossil fuels while also acce...
From crisis to resilience: How renewables are strengthening Europe's energy security
The war in the Middle East has put energy security back at the top of Europe's political agenda. For many, it brings back uncomfortable memo...
How EU's methane rules could upend global gas trade
The EU's methane emissions framework has drawn pushback from major gas producers and industry groups, warning that critical implementation d...
Southern Company CEO Chris Womack on AI, power demand and affordability
Chris Womack is chairman, president and CEO of Southern Company, one of the largest investor-owned, regulated utility holding companies in t...
Exploring AI applications for energy and the grid
The development of data centers, many of which are to enable the growth and widespread use of powerful AI applications, is one of the key dr...
War, sanctions and climate: The forces redefining Russian energy
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has fundamentally reshaped its energy sector, with oil and gas exports diverted from Europe to Asia while soari...
Former Energy Secretary Moniz discusses the Iran war, new technology and power demand
Ernest Moniz was the 13th US secretary of energy, serving from 2013 to January 2017. During his tenure he was part of the team, along with t...
Political pressure mounts on Europe's flagship carbon policy
The EU Emissions Trading System is facing its greatest test yet. European leaders and companies are sounding the alarm, warning that high ca...
The imperative for measuring methane emissions in the US gas industry
Measuring and reducing upstream methane emissions is critical for US gas producers, particularly as they look to export their product to mar...
Ontario Power Generation leads the North American race to build advanced nuclear
When it comes to advanced nuclear generation, most North American power producers are in the study and development phases. But Ontario Power...
CERAWeek: War, energy security, and the redrawing of global trade flows
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz was long considered one of the energy market's great hypotheticals -- until it became a reality. In this...
The math behind emissions: Why carbon accounting matters now more than ever
Carbon accounting — the math of how emissions are calculated, reported and compared — is poised to move to the forefront of global trade and...
PG&E's endeavor to make electrification easier
California utility PG&E is studying the impacts of electrification to understand and prepare for a future grid with high levels of distribut...
Europe's battle against the shadow tanker fleet
For several years, Iran, Venezuela, and Russia have relied on a sprawling network of aging tankers—known as the shadow fleet—to keep their o...
What's holding back Europe's hydrogen ambitions?
The European Hydrogen Bank is meant to be Europe's big enabler for large-scale renewable hydrogen production, so why did the EU's second auc...
Big Oil's offshore wind dilemma
Offshore wind once looked like a natural play for oil majors: big offshore projects, complex engineering, and familiar operating conditions....