As the United Kingdom charts a course toward energy independence and ambitious net-zero carbon goals, the nation is increasingly looking toward next-generation nuclear technology to provide a stable, low-carbon backbone for its power grid. In this high-stakes energy transition, the recent
The Dated Brent global physical crude oil benchmark, a critical financial instrument that prices over 60% of the world's traded crude and underpins countless futures contracts, is functioning effectively and requires no immediate, significant methodological changes, according to a recent assessment
In a remarkable display of operational agility, Venezuela’s state-run oil company managed to increase its exports in November, defying the crippling effects of a major fire that shut down a critical processing facility. This unexpected performance highlights a sector that has become adept at
With extensive experience in energy management and a deep understanding of grid security, Christopher Hailstone joins us to dissect the complex forces currently shaping global oil markets. We will explore the surprising dominance of macroeconomic sentiment over traditional supply data, delving into
Today we’re speaking with Christopher Hailstone, a leading expert on energy management and grid security, whose work provides critical insights into the complex geopolitics of the global energy market. He brings decades of experience to help us understand the intricate dance of sanctioned oil
For decades, Nigeria's vast oil and gas potential has been constrained by a climate of regulatory ambiguity and operational inefficiency, which has often discouraged the substantial foreign investment required for sector growth. The passage of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) was designed to be a
