With lower oil prices creating significant headwinds for the European energy sector, we’re joined by Christopher Hailstone, a leading expert in energy management and grid security. He provides his analysis of BP’s recent decision to suspend its share buyback program, a move that has sent ripples
While South Africa's annual Mining Indaba conference continues to celebrate the enduring economic power of an industry built over a century, a vast and potentially transformative resource lies dormant just beyond its shores, raising a critical question about the nation's strategic foresight. The
While global headlines trumpet the daily fluctuations of West Texas Intermediate crude, the real story for Canada's economic engine is quietly told in the price gap between its own heavy oil and this U.S. benchmark. This differential is not just an industry footnote; it is a critical economic
The global race to decarbonize heavy industry has moved beyond policy discussions and into the realm of strategic corporate investment, creating a powerful new alliance between industrial titans and the pioneers of advanced energy technology. In this rapidly evolving landscape, companies whose
A seismic shift in American foreign policy toward Venezuela is forcing the energy industry to confront a high-stakes question: is the nation with the world's largest oil reserves on the verge of a historic comeback, or is it a familiar trap for foreign capital? Following recent political upheavals
With us today is Christopher Hailstone, a leading expert in energy management and grid security. We're delving into the complex diplomatic dance between the U.S., India, and Russia following President Trump's announcement of a new trade deal. This interview will explore the geopolitical and
