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IHS Markit is now part of S&P Global. Hear exclusive energy insights and analysis, and engage with our experts as we explore the complex environment that shapes global energy markets. Follow EnergyCents, featuring our experts discussing the intersection of the financial and energy industries.

Latest episodes

  1. Drilling for power: Geothermal's unconventional moment (Ep. 267)

    The shale revolution transformed energy production. Could geothermal be next? In this episode, Carolyn Seto and Melissa Greig join Hill Vaden and Sam Humphreys to unpack how horizo…

    31 min
  2. Diesel in the danger zone: Inside the global diesel squeeze (Ep. 266)

    Diesel markets are under mounting pressure as disruptions in Russia and the Middle East squeeze global supplies just as the Northern Hemisphere heads into winter. In this episode o…

    40 min
  3. Dr. Copper's Diagnosis: What Copper Is Telling Us About the Global Economy (Ep. 265)

    Copper sits at the heart of the energy transition, data centre expansion and global electrification. But behind the bullish headlines lies a market wrestling with tight mine supply…

    23 min
  4. Storms, Storage and Supply: Europe's winter energy outlook (Ep. 264)

    The rules of Europe's gas market have changed. Russian pipeline gas is gone, LNG is king, and storage has become one of the continent's most important energy buffers. This week on…

    32 min
  5. After the Shock: What's Next for LNG? (Ep. 263)

    The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has removed a significant share of global LNG supply from the market, reshaping gas trade flows and raising questions about energy security ahea…

    27 min
  6. Steady as she goes: US shale sector approaches higher oil prices with caution (Ep. 262)

    Oil prices are up by more than 75% since the start of the year and recently crossed the psychologically important $100/barrel milestone. The corresponding rise in US drilling rigs,…

    30 min
  7. Reuniting Gondwana: Why Big Oil is returning to West Africa.

    Why are the world's largest oil companies turning their attention back to West Africa? In this episode of EnergyCents, Sam Humphreys and Hill Vaden are joined by S&P Global's Justi…

    33 min
  8. Talking refining capacity with Phillips 66 (Ep. 260)

    Phillips 66 is a US-based downstream energy company that operates through five core segments: Midstream, Chemicals, Refining, Marketing and Specialties (M&S), and Renewable Fuels.…

    34 min
  9. The Illusion of Crowds: In conversation with S2G

    What happens when plenty of capital enters the energy transition, but not enough of it reaches the companies best positioned to scale? In this episode of EnergyCents, Hill Vaden an…

    36 min
  10. Quagmire: Scenario planning a case for lasting oil markets disruption (Ep. 258)

    Scenario planning allows investors and executives to prepare for situations outside of their base-case expectations. S&P Global Energy developed a new case called "Quagmire" that a…

    34 min
  11. Digital underground: Grid-forming inverters and the future of grid stability (Ep. 257)

    Traditional grids rely on the physical inertia of massive, spinning turbines to stabilize frequency during sudden power outages. This stability is being challenged by the growth of…

    35 min
  12. Marginal utility: Lack of new capacity leads to boom time for North America refining (Ep. 256)

    Fresh investment in North American refining infrastructure stalled in prior years as the sector braced for long-term demand destruction. However, capacity has fallen faster than de…

    33 min
  13. South America's Right Turn: The new political map of energy (Ep. 255)

    South America is undergoing a major political shift, with a wave of right-leaning governments reshaping the region's approach to energy and natural resources. In this episode, Upst…

    31 min
  14. Strait talk: Oil markets brace for new phase amid extended Hormuz tensions (Ep. 254)

    Oil and product markets showed unexpected resilience in prior weeks thanks, in large part, to reduced crude demand from China. The system is now much tighter and its resilience cou…

    46 min
  15. Talking clean-energy investment trends with ACORE (Ep. 253)

    ACORE is a Washington-based non-profit that brings together partners in finance, policy and technology to advance clean energy initiatives in the US. ACORE SVP of Policy and Engage…

    30 min
  16. Corn, Carbon and Competition: Ethanol's Next Chapter in the US (Ep. 252)

    Ethanol has been a cornerstone of the US biofuels industry for decades, but what role will it play in an energy system increasingly shaped by electrification, low-carbon fuels and…

    31 min
  17. Necessity breeds invention: US data centers developers embrace behind-the-meter power (Ep. 251)

    The US data center complex is building against speed-to-power mandates that require developers to get projects online as quickly as possible. Delays plugging into grid-connected po…

    29 min
  18. Sea change: Offshore wind sector adjusts development plans as costs rise (Ep. 250)

    More than 90 GW of offshore wind capacity has been installed globally, split almost equally between Europe and China. Development in many parts of the world has slowed as rising in…

    34 min
  19. NIMBY: Data center developers wrestle with growing pains (Ep. 249)

    As data center projects become more visible across the US, they are having to manage more not-in-my-backyard (NIMBY) concerns from community stakeholders and policymakers. These co…

    33 min
  20. Talking energy-as-a-service with Budderfly (Ep. 248)

    Budderfly is an energy-as-a-service company that assumes responsibility for its commercial customers' utility bills and installs energy-efficiency equipment on their behalf. A port…

    28 min
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