According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), one in 10 people around the world lacks access to reliable energy. A third of the world’s population lacks access to clean cooking fuels—a major health risk. At some point, renewable energy sources will likely fill these gaps—but until then, Steve Riney, President and CFO of Apache Corporation, argues that we need more of every form of energy to connect people to the global economy. As always, we want to listen to and learn from varied perspectives as part of the shift to a lower carbon economy. In this episode, Erika Pagel sits down with Steve to talk about why he thinks in terms of energy expansion rather than energy transition. They cover changes in the energy industry, conventional vs. unconventional production, energy poverty, sustainability, and “doing the right thing” in a politicized environment. Listen to the NOW podcast here: https://lnkd.in/gqRY-aHM
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It was great speaking with Paul Hickin on the Petroleum Economist podcast, where I shared insights on the harmonious coexistence of energy security and energy transition. Emphasizing the importance of flexible and diverse energy strategies, the discussion highlighted the necessity for approaches that cater to the unique circumstances of each country. This perspective is vital for driving a resilient and sustainable energy future. Advocating for tailored energy policies underscores the need for a personalized pathway that respects the distinct needs of different nations, fostering a more inclusive and effective global transition to sustainable energy solutions. https://lnkd.in/enUpCjCB
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Our latest podcast was recorded in Essen at the E-world energy & water fair. Hear experts discuss Germany's energy situation, examining the impact of high natural gas costs on industries and the nation's economic strategies. The episode covers the transition towards more sustainable energy sources and the tough decisions ahead for sectors like ammonia production. Listen for insights into Germany's energy landscape and the steps being taken towards a more sustainable future. Full episode on our website: https://lnkd.in/dbPKH_Gz #EnergyTransition #GermanEconomy
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Have you heard of "The Mini-Grid Business" podcast hosted by Nico Peterschmidt, CEO of the consultancy company INENSUS GmbH? From exploring successful pathways to profitability, to dissecting the reasons behind a company's struggles, "The Mini-Grid Business" delves deep into both theory and practice. It questions the accepted status quo of the mini-grid sector, aiming to unearth new perspectives or expose misunderstandings that need addressing. It is a space for thought-provoking discussions, innovative ideas, and invaluable knowledge exchange. 📢 Watch this insightful episode "Monetizing stranded #electricity to reduce demand risk - A way towards 100% renewable mini-grids" in which Nico Peterschmidt takes the helm, engaging in a fascinating dialogue with Kyle Hamilton from Nuru and Erik Hersman from Gridless. A dive into the challenges and innovations of managing surplus electricity in #minigrids, especially in the dynamic landscapes of the #democraticrepublicofcongo. ➡️ Watch full episode 👉 https://lnkd.in/dNxEANYj ➡️ View all episodes👉https://lnkd.in/dgRrAdcS ➡️ Follow Inensus and stay updated on new episodes: https://lnkd.in/drsps-tv #sdg7 #energyaccess #energytransition #climatechange #climateaction #renewableenergy #renewables #sustainabledevelopment #sdgs #universalelectrification #africa #subsaharanafrica #endenergypoverty #bitcoinmining
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Our latest film 'Power to the People' explores the exciting opportunities and huge challenges in transitioning away from fossil fuels. (Available online from July 1st) As we consider our energy future and evaluate political manifestos, Simon Michaux offers crucial insights. A professor of geometallurgy, Michaux explores the challenges of the increasing scarcity of minerals in the necessary transition to renewables. He highlights: ⚡Phasing out fossil fuels is a far bigger challenge than initially thought ⚡The renewable transition requires a complete reimagining of our energy systems ⚡Current renewable technologies face significant hurdles in fully replacing fossil fuels ⚡The transition requires rethinking our economic and industrial systems Michaux stresses that we must act now on an 'after-oil' plan, but warns the task is larger than many realise. His interview on 'The Great Simplification' podcast delves deeper into these issues. We urge you to listen for a more nuanced understanding of our energy challenges and the radical changes needed. https://lnkd.in/evBi8Vgt
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Finding a balance between a nation's goals for climate change and economic growth is crucial. Everyone, including companies, governments, and individuals, has to adopt sustainable practices with low carbon emissions. It is also essential to acknowledge that the shift towards a low-carbon economy requires systematic modifications and cooperation. #PGE301
As countries across the world strive to reach their climate targets, they must make sure that the move to a cleaner energy system supports economic growth. The Energy Podcast asks Dr. Yvonne Maingey-Muriuki, Dr. Robert Charnock and Shell’s Mallika Ishwaran how this difficult balancing act can be achieved. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/divcPaYA
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Thanks DLA Piper Energy and Natural Resources Sector and Rubayet Choudhury for the discussion on monetising battery energy storage in an evolving market. ⬇️ After a year of record low revenues, in 2024 optimisers will need to perform across multiple markets and make the most of all revenue streams. 🔋 And isn’t just about revenue, but also the assets themselves. The oldest grid scale GB BESS went live around 2016: optimisers need to consider how to optimise an asset portfolio containing BESS of different ages, from different manufacturers, and with differing warranty constraints. GB asset owners are also looking internationally and attractive markets have a few things in common…. 1️⃣ Growing need for flexibility due to decommissioning of thermal plants and increasing penetration of renewables (Germany, GB, etc). 2️⃣ Some degree of near / or real time markets with short trading periods to capture the changing nature of the generation mix (Australia & ERCOT). 3️⃣ Revenue stacking opportunities across markets or a form of long term / guaranteed payment (Italy, Japan). #batteries #storage #netzero https://lnkd.in/ed2eSCP8
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Last week marked the two-year milestone on our journey. Our CEO Adrien Pinsard spoke to Viola Caon at inspiratia about how Telis is fast-tracking the future of energy through mobilising international investment to empower local action. Combatting the global challenge of climate change requires adopting a localized perspective to address the unique energy security and affordability requirements of each country and community. Adrien and Viola discussed the attractiveness of agrivoltaics, the benefits of BESS, and why connections are mission-critical. #energytransition #greenenergy https://lnkd.in/dgfwvZ38
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I enjoyed this discussion with S&P Global on their Energy Evolution podcast. We covered the growing commercial and policy interest in Direct Air Capture. I emphasized the importance of #carbonmanagement and #carbonremoval in our energy and climate strategies. #DAC, along with other removal pathways including biomass, will have an important role to play. These issues are on our agenda at the Bipartisan Policy Center. Link below - check it out! https://lnkd.in/eJxQCCu7
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Set off on my run this morning, tuned into the First Fuel podcast episode with Avery Lovins and Luke Menzel. Very refreshing to listen to someone that had facts, and real world examples to share. Unfortunately, I have watched the energy transition become almost divisive, which won't give us the progress we need. I was particularly interested in the Deep Retrofit and Economics discussion as this is where I have spent almost my entire career. My Masters in Applied Finance reinforces topics like Portfolio Diversification in all aspects of investing.. and the energy transition is no different, Avery made a great point on negative correlation of renewable energy sources, and how diversification can help make our grid more reliable. Super insightful discussion. Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity (A2EP) has focused on heating decarbonisation intensively, with in depth discussions on the wider economic picture, with view to removing the silos Luke mentions he can see throughout industry here in Australia. There are opportunities everywhere, with more great events to come. Good start to the weekend tuning into First Fuel. #energyefficiency #energyproductivity
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The Energy Gang is kicking off it's #ClimateWeekNYC series by tackling one of the most debated topics in the energy industry. Ed Crooks is joined by Bjorn Otto Sverdrup, Chair of the The Oil & Gas Decarbonization Charter (OGDC), and Gernot Wagner, a climate economist from Columbia Business School, to explore the oil and gas sector's role in the energy transition. Bjorn discusses how oil and gas companies can use their resources to reduce emissions and develop low-carbon technologies, while Gernot stresses the importance of thinking beyond short-term fixes like methane reductions and focusing on long-term solutions that wean us off fossil fuels entirely. Should the oil and gas industry stick with business as usual while lowering emissions, or is a full transformation necessary? Plus, what role do policy and carbon pricing play in making the energy transition a reality? Listen now and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, or keep an eye on our socials for more of the exclusive content we have lined up this week. https://okt.to/5j4Mux
