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Adam Cox is joined by Jason Howlett, the CEO of GivEnergy. They discuss rising energy bills and costs in the UK, as well as some new research that was carried out by GivEnergy which saw some interesting results.  https://givenergy.co.uk/ 

In this episode we shift our focus from the transport and storage of carbon to the capture side of the value chain. David Linden spoke with Mike Maudsely, the CEO of enfinium, a leading UK Energy from Waste (EfW) operator on the decarbonisation vision for enfinium and the EfW sector, and the central role that CCS plays in this. David and Mike discuss the technical and commercial balancing act that needs to be struck to achieve the breath of benefits available in decarbonising EfW facilities.

In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the host, Michael Tanner discusses the potential rise in UK energy bills this winter, with prices possibly increasing by 9% to an average of £1,714 due to a new energy price cap forecast. He also covers a U.S. House hearing that revealed the potential for up to 48 wind blade failures per year from offshore wind turbines, raising environmental concerns. Tanner briefly touches on the recent drop in oil prices to $73.79, and mentions Apache's exploration of a $1 billion sale of its Permian assets.Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Intro01:11 - Winter squeeze: Average energy bills could jump to £1,71403:36 - House Hearing Reveals U.S. Could Experience 48 Wind Blade Failures Per Year09:36 - Markets Update10:21 - Oil falls by more than $2 a barrel on Gaza ceasefire talks and weak Chinese economy11:41 - Oil producer APA explores $1-billion sale of Permian assets, sources say13:17 - OutroPlease see the links below or articles that we discuss in the podcast.Winter squeeze: Average energy bills could jump to £1,714House Hearing Reveals U.S. Could Experience 48 Wind Blade Failures Per YearOil falls by more than $2 a barrel on Gaza ceasefire talks and weak Chinese economyOil producer APA explores $1-billion sale of Permian assets, sources sayFollow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow Michael On LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB SubstackENB Trading DeskOil & Gas Investing In 2024– Get in Contact With The Show –

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In the latest episode of the pod Andy and Amelia are talking about: The UK energy price cap cut Three great bank switching offers Community Q&A Andy's deals of the week For links and further reading head to becleverwithyourcash.com/cashchats ABOUT CASH CHATS Cash Chats is presented by money blogger and broadcaster Andy Webb. The podcast was "Show of the Week" in the Radio Times, and it has been featured as one of the top money podcasts by publications including Apple, Good Housekeeping and the Independent. In 2021 and 2019 it was awarded Best Money Podcast at the SHOMOS - the UK Money Bloggers community annual awards, and runner-up in 2020. On each Cash Chats episode you can hear Andy share ways to get the most from your money.  Andy also runs the award-winning website Be Clever With Your Cash, presented Channel 5's Shop Smart Save Money and founded the community ukmoneybloggers.com. To contact Andy email Andy@Becleverwithyourcash.com ANDY ON SOCIAL   twitter.com/BeCleverCash instagram.com/becleverwithyourcash   youtube.com/@becleverwithyourcash   GET ANDY'S WEEKLY NEWSLETTER You'll also get a free Quidco bonus for signing up https://becleverwithyourcash.com/newsletter/ MUSIC The music is Easter Island by Lonely Punk and provided on a creative commons licence 

Orcadian Energy CEO Steve Brown tells Proactive's Stephen Gunnion the company has realised its "dream deal" with farm-out of an 81.25% interest in licence P2244, which contains the Pilot oilfield, to Ping Petroleum UK plc. Ping is focused on shallow water offshore production and development opportunities and has a significant acreage holding to the East of Pilot. Speaking to Proactive's Stephen Gunnion, Brown said Orcadian has introduced a polymer flood development plan aimed at improving oil recovery from the viscous oil in the Pilot field, discovered in 1989. This method involves using polymer to enhance the viscosity of water, creating a more stable flood front and significantly reducing fluid handling requirements. Additionally, Orcadian Energy has implemented green technologies to minimise CO2 emissions, including plans to integrate renewable energy sources like wind turbines into their operations. It will retain an 18.75% stake in the Pilot field with no immediate capital commitments until production begins. Looking ahead, the immediate focus is selecting an FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) vessel, essential for detailed development and environmental plans. Brown said the company also secured two new licences in the 33rd licensing round and awaits approval for a third. These developments could significantly enhance Orcadian's asset portfolio and contribute to energy security by expediting production from potential gas fields. #OrcadianEnergy #StephenBrown #OilfieldDevelopment #PolymerFlood #RenewableEnergy #PilotOilfield #NorthSeaOil #EnergySecurity #FPSO #UKOilandGas #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Markham interviews Marla Orenstein, the Canada West Foundation's director of resources, environment and economy, recently travelled to the U.K. as part of an Energy Commentators Mission organized by the British Consulate. She wrote about the UK's energy transition and climate policies in the Foundation's latest Energy Innovation Brief. 

Markham interviews Frank Ketelaars, operations manager for UK & Ireland at DNV Energy Systems.

This week on the podcast, Andy will be talking about: The latest UK energy price cap How bank switching can affect your credit report Hacks and apps to automate your savings Andy's deals of the week   For links and further reading head to becleverwithyourcash.com/cashchats ABOUT CASH CHATS Cash Chats is presented by money blogger and broadcaster Andy Webb. The podcast was "Show of the Week" in the Radio Times, and it has been featured as one of the top money podcasts by publications including Apple, Good Housekeeping and the Independent. In 2021 and 2019 it was awarded Best Money Podcast at the SHOMOS - the UK Money Bloggers community annual awards, and runner-up in 2020. On each Cash Chats episode you can hear Andy share ways to get the most from your money.  Andy also runs the award-winning website Be Clever With Your Cash, presented Channel 5's Shop Smart Save Money and founded the community ukmoneybloggers.com. To contact Andy email Andy@Becleverwithyourcash.com ANDY ON SOCIAL   twitter.com/BeCleverCash instagram.com/becleverwithyourcash   youtube.com/@becleverwithyourcash   GET ANDY'S WEEKLY NEWSLETTER You'll also get a free Quidco bonus for signing up https://becleverwithyourcash.com/newsletter/ MUSIC The music is Easter Island by Lonely Punk and provided on a creative commons licence 

EnergyPathways PLC CEO Ben Clube speaks to Thomas Warner from Proactive after the natural gas developer announced it has joined London's Alternative Investment Market following the ‘reverse' of EnergyPathways PLC into Dial Square Investments PLC. The transaction raised £2 million, giving the newly listed business a valuation of £6.32 million. On paper, this looks like a bargain valuation given EnergyPathways has a fully appraised gas field in the UK portion of the Irish Sea. Containing up to 35.3 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of undeveloped gas, the Marram Project is a low-cost development that has the potential to grow its reserves base. Clube highlights the company's investment appeal, emphasising the high-value potential of the Marram gas field, with an expected Net Present Value (NPV) of around £100mln and high rates of return. He stresses the project's rapid payback period, under 12 months, making it an attractive option for investors. EnergyPathways aims to grow by securing additional licenses and resources, particularly in gas, which Clube believes plays a critical role in the UK's energy transition and security. The company targets gas resources that can be quickly brought to market and integrated with other clean energy assets like renewables, gas storage, and hydrogen. Clube differentiates EnergyPathways from other UK-based oil and gas companies by its focus on low-emission energy supply and energy security, aligning with the socio-economic interests of the UK. This focus on energy transition solutions positions the company uniquely in the market, making it a compelling story for investors concerned with the challenges in the UK energy market. #EnergyPathwaysPLC #BenClubeInterview #EnergyTransition #UKEnergyMarket #MerriamGasProject #AlternativeInvestmentMarket #EnergySecurity #LowEmissionSolutions #EnergyInvestments #GasFieldDevelopment #UKIrishSea #RenewableEnergy #GasStorage #HydrogenEnergy #UKEnergySecurity #ProactivInterview #EnergySectorInvestments #CleanEnergyIntegration #EnergyMarketChallenges #InvestmentOpportunities #ProactiveInvestors #oilandgas #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

A key note speech from Marzia Zafar (Deputy Director of Strategy & Decarbonisation, Ofgem) opening a day of discussion and debate about how the UK can lead the energy revolution. The inaugural Innovation Zero Congress at Olympia London in 2023 convened 6,866 passionate, forward-looking experts who exchanged critical knowledge, debate and discussions around the implementation and scaling of the innovations needed to meet the Paris goals. Learn more via www.innovationzero.com.

This event was part of the IfG's Labour Party Conference 2023 fringe programme. Speakers: Charlotte Nichols MP, Member of the Business and Trade Select Committee Dr Tony Ballance, Chief Strategy and Regulation Officer at Cadent Gas Laura Sandys CBE, Non-Executive Director at Energy Systems Catapult Dhara Vyas, Deputy Chief Executive at Energy UK This event was chaired by Olly Bartrum, Senior Economist at the Institute for Government. This event was kindly supported by Cadent Gas.

This event was part of the IfG's Conservative Party Conference 2023 fringe programme. Speakers: Dr Tony Ballance, Chief Strategy & Regulation Officer at Cadent Gas Josh Buckland, Partner at Flint Global Colm Murphy, Head of Transformation at National Grid ESO Dhara Vyas, Deputy Chief Executive at Energy UK This event was chaired by Olly Bartrum, Senior Economist at the Institute for Government. This event was kindly supported by Cadent Gas.

The United Kingdom (UK) has had to balance its net-zero ambitions with energy security after suffering from a price shock in 2021 that increased the cost of energy and forced them to stop importing Russian natural gas. This week, Lord Martin Callanan, the UK's Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Energy Efficiency and Green Finance) at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, joins the podcast. His responsibilities include CCUS, hydrogen, green finance, energy efficiency, and emissions trading. Here are some of the questions Jackie and Peter asked Lord Callanan: How do you respond to those that oppose the licensing of new North Sea oil and gas developments? Has the UK changed its policies or subsidies to compete with the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)?  How can a carbon-market approach with price volatility compete against the certainty of the IRA-style, subsidy-based policy? How does the UK structure offshore wind, nuclear, CCUS, and hydrogen incentives to attract capital?   Content referenced on this podcast:  See the live power generation on the UK's National Grid: https://grid.iamkate.com/ See the latest carbon clearing prices in the UK Emissions Auctions: https://www.ice.com/marketdata/reports/278  Please review our disclaimer at: https://www.arcenergyinstitute.com/disclaimer/X (Twitter): @arcenergyinstLinkedIn: @ARC Energy Research InstituteSubscribe to ARC Energy Ideas PodcastApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsAmazon MusicSpotify

Your morning briefing, the business news you need in just 15 minutes. On today's podcast:(1) Fitch strips the US of its triple-A credit rating. (2) Trump is indicted over efforts to overturn the 2020 election. (3) A special report on how a UK Energy giant legally avoided repaying over £600m to households. (4) JPMorgan says a record high for the S&P 500 now 'Feels Inevitable'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KPMG, one of the leading professional services firms, has launched an in-house developed ChatGPT tool, KymChat, for its clients.  Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has reported a loss of $16.5 billion in 2022 after $28 billion of profit in 2021. Elon Musk's Tesla is poised to gatecrash Britain's energy market by selling electricity to households in a challenge to the UK's big energy providers. — Build the financial wellbeing of your team with Flux at Work: https://bit.ly/fluxatwork Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Daily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Flux on Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta Flux on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance —- The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this latest OIES podcast, brought to you by the Gas Research Programme, James Henderson talks to Marshall Hall about the impact of the global LNG market on UK energy security, based on a recent paper of the same name published by OIES in partnership with the UK Energy Research Council (UKERC) in May 2023. […] The post OIES Podcast – LNG and UK Energy Security appeared first on Oxford Institute for Energy Studies.

The UK Energy sector has been dominating headlines recently, with the Labour Party looking to stop new North Sea licenses if it wins the next general election and the industry waiting with bated breath for the approval of the controversial Rosebank development. Energy Voice spoke with the chief executive of the trade body Offshore Energies UK, Dave Whitehouse, about all the current hot topics in the industry. About Energy Voice Energy Voice investigates and reports on what matters in global energy, helping sector leaders understand the geopolitical and economic factors underpinning current events, and giving them a view on what's coming over the horizon. Each year, 3.4m professionals use Energy Voice as a trusted source of breaking news and insight. For more information on how you can speak to those professionals across multiple platforms to build your brand and generate actionable business leads, visit energyvoice.com/content-services. For a 30 day free trial subscription to the Energy Voice website and app, visit energyvoice.com/subscribe.

This week served to shine a light on the board rooms of UK Energy firms, offering some sobering figures on the lack of women holding top positions in the industry. Energy Voice dived into these figures and spoke to those who compiled them to highlight the issue and potentially offer a solution. From UK board rooms to an oil field in Kenya, this week Africa Oil and the French supermajor, TotalEnergies, decided to up sticks from the Lokichar field which always seems to be just 'a month away' from kicking off. Looking for some serious investment to get the project running, the one remaining shareholder might look to a firm in China with deep pockets to finally get this field going.  Our globe-hopping adventure rounds out in Dallas as we look to an office block that would make JR proud. ExxonMobil looks to ditch its lavish 'God Pod' in favour of a more modern working environment. However, we are still asking, what are African stairs   About Energy Voice Energy Voice investigates and reports on what matters in global energy, helping sector leaders understand the geopolitical and economic factors underpinning current events, and giving them a view on what's coming over the horizon. Each year, 3.4m professionals use Energy Voice as a trusted source of breaking news and insight. For more information on how you can speak to those professionals across multiple platforms to build your brand and generate actionable business leads, visit energyvoice.com/content-services. For a 30 day free trial subscription to the Energy Voice website and app, visit energyvoice.com/subscribe.

Our long-standing #SustyTalk interview series continues! In this episode, edie's Senior Reporter Sarah George is in discussion with Chris Huhne, former UK Energy and Climate Secretary (2010-2012) and now chair of the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA). Hosted as part of edie's 25 birthday celebrations, this SustyTalk looks back at the good, bad and ugly of green policymaking in Britain.

Ian King is joined by Steve Scrimshaw, Vice President of Siemens Energy UK & Ireland, to discuss the government's plans to drive what it hopes will be a revolution in the UK's energy sector.The chief executive and co-founder of BrewDog, James Watt , speaks to Ian about an investment comeptition being launched.And Jeremy de Maillar, Chief Executive of Zound, Industries discusses the takeover of the UK music brand Marshall Amplification.

Your morning briefing. The news you need in just 15 minutes. On today's podcast:(1) The Federal Reserve opts for a 25 basis-point hike and bets on an end to the banking crisis. (2) Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser says the ability to move millions of dollars with a few clicks is a sea change moment for the banking sector. (3) The Bank of England gets set to hike rates as February's inflation data came in red hot. (4) Exclusive Bloomberg reporting finds some of the UK's biggest energy companies have received hundreds of millions of pounds from a practice that regulators say drives prices higher. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the Spotlight on Prime Time, Timothy Go and Bharati Jagdish speak with Jonathan Frewin, Senior Journalist with BBC World Service Partner Hub in London to talk about some of the top stories they are tracking this week, including a series of strikes in the UK, with teachers being the latest to join the group, what will happen as the European Commission present proposals for the European Union to tackle the energy crisis as well as respond to US and Chinese subsidies, the final 747 jumbo jet to be manufactured by Boeing will be delivered to its customer and finally, what to expect from the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's trip to China this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wind power generates over half of UK energy in January, plus Interior Department wants to fast track offshore wind developments, and Climate Champions–helping us help you reforest the planet!

The CEO of Pure Gym, Humphrey Cobbold, says he wants clarity from the UK government on the future of energy support for businesses, and that continuity is critical. He tells Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker and Tom Mackenzie that the environment for consumers is "very tough" in the UK, and that they are working to reduce energy usage in their gyms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The biogas/biomethane industry is now one of the promising segments of the Energy Transition: security of supply, renewables sources, local jobs, round the clock dispatchability; the industry ticks all boxes.Biogas can basically be made from any organic material, so the three big sectors are: 1) agricultural wastes (manures and slurries, crop residues) 2) food waste (from the processed food industry or food manufacturing, but also from supermarkets and households) 3) waste water. Biogas only contains 50%-60% methane; it can be upgraded to produce “biomethane” by removing the CO2 and other impurities.Recent massive deals have made the headlines (BP acquisition of Archaea, Shell of Nature Energy, Macquarie of BayWa biogas, Nextera of Energy Power Partners) and more big players are committing capital to this industry: (TotalEnergies, Marubeni). Overall, the industry could x10 this decade.To discuss the future of biogas/biomethane, we bring on Chris Huhne, UK Energy and Climate Change Secretary from 2010 to 2012, one of the founding fathers of CFDs in the Renewable Energy Industry and currently Chair of ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association).We review the challenge of technological standardisation, government incentives, and feedstock supply chains. Will biogas solve the energy transition on its own? Certainly not. Will it be an important part of the solution? Definitely.We thank our long-time partners Aquila Capital

This episode originally aired on November 8th 2021If you've seen the news in the UK in the last month, you'll be well aware that our old energy system is having a bad time.With gas prices spiking, all the noise from COP26, and the public's temperament towards climate activism cooling, it's probably worth figuring out what the hell is going on with our energy supply, and how we make it equitable and  sustainable for generations to come.This week on the show we are joined by Jan Rosenow (@janrosenow). Jan is the European director of the Regulatory assistance project (RAP) which is dedicated to speeding up the transition to clean and green energy. He also is a special advisor to the UK government's Department of Business, Energy and industrial Strategy (BEIS).We discuss what is causing the current energy crisis,  who has a stake in for the UK's future energy mix (and what measures they'll go to to defend those stakes,) what politics is created by energy production, and the viability of community energy systems.Shout outsLouise Sunderland  (@sunderlandlouis)Ellie Radcliffe and Laura Williams for their work on the community wealth building tool kit with CLES (@ellieradcliffe9)LinksCLES Community wealth building toolkithttps://t.co/i7IhBNtewA?amp=1Rhiannon Osbourne (@rhiannon_osborn) confronting Kwasi Kwartenghttps://twitter.com/StopCambo/status/1456271753223671810If you like the show tell your comrades!Find us on:Twitter: @MCRGND_PODInsta: mcrgndpodFB: MCRGNDPODYou can support the show and get some of that sweet, sweet exclusive content head towww.patreon.com/mcrgndpodOr if you'd prefer to give a one off donation we also have a PayPalpaypal.me/mcrngndpod Support the show

Hosts Guy Johnson and Alix Steel speak with Bloomberg's Simon White, Sam Fazeli, Rachel Morison, Alan Katz and Kriti Gupta.

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After what looks like a ‘grey zone' attack on gas-pipelines the UK is rapidly buying two new Royal Navy ships.But how can they protect critical energy supplies, and communication cables, which can be miles below the surface of the sea?President Putin might now be using actions to reinforce his words that he's ‘not bluffing' about nuclear weapons, but if he does use them can we respond without starting a new world war?And we reflect on centuries of UK military service by Caribbean people, as work begins on the first national monument to mark their efforts and sacrifice.

After what looks like a ‘grey zone' attack on gas-pipelines the UK is rapidly buying two new Royal Navy ships.But how can they protect critical energy supplies, and communication cables, which can be miles below the surface of the sea?President Putin might now be using actions to reinforce his words that he's ‘not bluffing' about nuclear weapons, but if he does use them can we respond without starting a new world war?And we reflect on centuries of UK military service by Caribbean people, as work begins on the first national monument to mark their efforts and sacrifice.

Liz truss To Freeze Energy Bills. The UK Energy Crisis is getting worse and now that Liz Truss is the new PM or United Kingdom Prime Minister now she is giving out a wild inflation thought! https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbjBFSXJabzdhejdtVl9pM2NKbHlKenc2dEZfUXxBQ3Jtc0trYm41VE12Wkxlbmt6S0dlRXpTRkdTUEVOREpYUlN3dkM4M3hEZUw3UlJhMmw2OWViNjVkcFNYVU04Y2k2eUdnRW9wUHRIbVBIQ1NXS21DMmsxRXBrMmloYjBHbDF4cWFOaTZ2M1lubVBRREpGcHZZVQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww-bbc-com.cdn.ampproject.org%2Fv%2Fs%2Fwww.bbc.com%2Fnews%2Fbusiness-62791113.amp%3Famp_gsa%3D1%26amp_js_v%3Da9%26usqp%3Dmq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%253D%253D%23amp_tf%3DFrom%2520%25251%2524s%26aoh%3D16623988349045%26referrer%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%26ampshare%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fwww.bbc.com%252Fnews%252Fbusiness-62791113&v=EhUhJHbaWFs

Hosts Guy Johnson and Alix Steel speak with Bloomberg's Michael McKee, Sonali Basak, Todd Gillespie, Jess Menton, and Ed Ludlow. Producer: Sara Livezey

British consumers face an 80 per cent increase in household fuel bills this autumn, regulators announced in what they acknowledged was "devastating news". The UK inflation rate is already in double figures and is tipped to reach an eye-watering 18.6 per cent, the highest for half a century. Weather in Europe will be a key factor in dealing with the energy crisis this winter. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Liz Truss, was appointed by the Queen on Tuesday just before her passing. Liz Truss has seemingly had a positive outlook on cryptocurrency in the past.~This episode is sponsored by Bybit~Receive up to a $500 Bonus upon depositing & signing up to Bybit.Join Now! - https://bit.ly/ByBitPBN2

Hosts Guy Johnson and Alix Steel speak with Bloomberg's Rachel Morison, Jana Randow, Mike McKee, Ed Ludlow, and Sam Fazeli. Producer: Sara Livezey

In her first speech since taking over from Boris Johnson as UK Prime Minister, Liz Truss has pledged to grow the economy through tax cuts and reform, to take action on rising energy bills and to boost the National Health Service. We speak to energy analyst and CEO of Meyer Resources, Cornelia Meyer. American e-cigarette maker Juul has agreed to pay a settlement of $438.5 million to end a probe into its advertising to underage buyers as it rose to be one of the major players in the US e-cig market. Dr Laura Crotty Alexander from the University of California San Diego gives us her reaction. As India's IT hub city of Bangalore battles with flood waters, CEO of Purple Front Technologies Meena Girisaballa explains the impact that it's having.

A cost-of-living crisis in Britain is about to get worse, with millions of people paying about 80% more a year on their household energy bills starting in October. In Chicago 46 people were shot from Friday to Monday morning on Labor day weekend. Biden still dividing the American people, and more.

Chilean citizens prepare for a historic vote that could scrap the country's constitution, the PGA up's it's game in the continued competition against LIV Golf, and energy bills continue to spike across the U.K. Get the facts first on Morning Wire. 

Exclusive leaks show that the UK's top energy firms are set to make almost $200 billion in excess profits over the next two years. Meanwhile, energy bills are set to rise to their highest levels in 40 years creating a cost of living emergency. Energy bills could climb to nearly $9,000 annually, well above the previous $2, 280 price cap. Are energy companies and the UK government prioritising profit over people, and profiting off misery? Nexus speaks to Patrick Boyle, a Professor of Finance at King's College London who thinks that a botched transition to clean energy has left Europe at the mercy of a historic energy crisis. Johnbosco Nwogbo is the Lead Campaigner at ‘We Own it', a pressure group that favours the nationalisation of energy companies to curb corporate greed. Adam Scorer is the Chief Executive at National Energy Action, one of the UK's leading charities tackling fuel poverty, who believes that the government has no choice but to address the cost of living emergency and Andy Mayer, Energy Analyst at the Institute of Economic Affairs who says nationalisation of energy firms is a terrible idea.

Last Friday Ofgem (the UK energy regulator) Announced the increase the energy price cap of both Gas and Electricity  from 7p to 15p and  28p to 52p  respectfully on a Standard variable tariff and the Daily standing charges of both types of energy are increasing by 1pThis is the MAXIMUM an Energy company can charge on a Standard variable tariff. But the energy price cap for other tariff are being changed as well (So consult your bill from your energy company to see what tariff you are on!) This is for numerous reasons such as the Wholesale Gas and Energy costs, infrastructure and maintenances cost of the Gas and Electricity Network. Unfortunately the regulator cannot make the Energy company 'Not' earn a profit and such they can charge additional rates inside your bill making it look like it goes up!A number that keeps running around is that your Energy bill will go up to £3,548.84 per year, However that figure is based on a 3 bedroom house that consumes  12,000 kWh of gas, and 2,900 kWh of electricity annually. Remember that this is an average not what your bill will go up to!

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A humanitarian crisis might be the consequence of the soaring energy bills in the UK unless the government takes action, and I mean, right away. According to experts, freezing gas and electricity prices over the next winters would cost the UK roughly £100bn, more than it spent paying millions of people's salaries during the pandemic. Seriously? Instead of controlling the costs, the solution is to pay companies? Why not reach an international agreement and force corporations to reduce their high prices?

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Hosts Guy Johnson and Kristine Aquino speak with Bloomberg's Therese Raphael, Will Mathis, and Sid Philip. Plus, they hear from Bridgewater Associates Co-Chief Investment Officer, Greg Jensen and Kansas City Fed President, Esther George. Producer: Sara Livezey

Arjan Geveke, Director of the Energy Intensive Users Group, says major energy-consuming industries in the UK want to see the government's plan for coping with shortages this winter published earlier than October. He told Bloomberg's Stephen Carroll and Alex Webb that some businesses could face 'irreparable damage' if their supply is interrupted.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Unless extra help is given to households, next year energy bills will cost more than two month's wages. Based on the Bank of England forecasts, the monthly pay for the average worker will be around £2,000 next year, while the annual cost of energy is predicted to be £4,200.

Kathleen Garrett takes you on a whistle-stop tour of distress in the UK energy supply market in Q4 2021, the applicable insolvency procedures, and likely reform measures six months on.

In this podcast we will be discussing the UK Energy Security Strategy, including energy efficiency, offshore and onshore wind, nuclear power, and next steps to be taken. Joining the discussion is Dr Doug Parr, Chief Scientist and Policy Director at Greenpeace.

In this week's Resonance energy market podcast Jeremy Nicholson talks to Alfa's Jason Durden about the glut of gas entering the UK market and its impact on near term prices, in contrast to the challenge winter poses. In this week's Resonance you will learn:A short-term respite for manufacturers on the right flexible contracts and strategy?While gas day ahead sees a collapse in prices, the truth is next that winter is set to be a challengeA similar spread is seen in UK power, with healthy exports to France which is facing significant challenges with its nuclear fleetPrices on the power curve also indicate concerns over capacity of UK power markets for next winterCarbon also shows a fair amount of swing, but remains a political market and toy for investors – Europe as a continent is currently using more fossil fuel and will do as alternatives to Russian gas are sourced which means more carbon price support due to this unexpected demandHaving talked about inflation coming a year ago, we see today that reality coming through and the challenge it is presenting for businesses, consumers and short-term commodity costsEurope stockpiles Russian coal ahead of an expected winter ban, with questions raised over the ethics from a political as well as environmental perspective

This week we've gone back to an episode of the podcast that we recorded in the Autumn of 2021 about the UK Energy Market with Professor Kevin Albertson.  The episode was made just after the Ofgem price cap increase in October.  We discussed the UK energy market and how it came about, and the opportunity for the Government to get involved, both in regulating and providing energy to try and mitigate fuel poverty. Given the latest price increase and energy becoming unaffordable for many households – with average bills potentially reaching £3,000 this year and fuel poverty affecting up to 40% of households – we thought that we would revisit the chat with Kevin.

In this week's Resonance energy market podcast Jeremy Nicholson talks to Alfa's Jason Durden about the UK energy markets and what lies ahead for summer months. In this week's Resonance you will learn:Oil seesaws in the wake of supply and demand side concernsWhy we have seen lower wholesale prices in the near-term marketsVolatility remains a prominent feature in an illiquid marketWhat restocking of gas storage means for the summer months, ahead of next winterSecurity of supply remains the priority, as geopolitical challenges endureWhy current circumstances strengthen the case for decarbonisation of our energy system

As the Russian invasion enters its twelfth day, fuel prices hit new records in the UK. Global leaders are preparing for the worst, is the UK braced for this too? Also on the podcast, what's behind Boris Johnson's six-point plan? 'I would far rather Boris Johnson wasn't turning away Ukrainian refugees at the border in Calais than coming up with the six-point plan' - Fraser Nelson. All to be discussed as Kay Balls speaks to Fraser Nelson and James Forsyth.  For more information on the Russian nation, The Spectator is covering the economic impacts of the Ukraine-Russia war on our Datahub.

Gary has negotiated forty years in low energy design, construction, energy management and environmental assessment and developed an acute ability to problem solve involving gathering information and make judgments' based upon gathered facts. My experience includes full P&L & H&S responsibilities and working at Board Level.

The stocks of Snap and Amazon are surging after the companies' strong earnings reports, rebounding the market from yesterday when Facebook dragged it down. Scott Mushkin of R5 Capital joins to discuss the future for the stocks. Plus, it's jobs Friday, and this report could show job losses for the month of January, for the first time since December of 2020. We discuss expectations and the broader hiring market with Evan Sohn of Recruiter.com. And UK energy prices could increase by more than 50% after the regulator approved a price hike. Brian takes a deep dive into why this is happening and how it will impact families.

In this episode of Regen's Transforming Energy podcast, Ray Arrell, head of technical development, and Bruce Bardsley, energy analyst, take an in-depth look at the UK energy storage pipeline. This podcast was produced as part of the Electricity Storage Network (ESN) Annual Marketplace – find out more about the event: https://www.regen.co.uk/event/electricity-storage-network-annual-marketplace/. If you're not yet a member of the ESN, find out more about our work and how you can get involved here: https://www.regen.co.uk/the-electricity-storage-network/

For this episode, we spoke with Pete Martin from Always be Content, the world's first content, activation and customer experience consultancy. We discussed the UK energy sector, greenwashing and how the government can play a more active role in climate change mitigation. Enjoy! More of Always Be Content: alwaysbecontent.com Instagram: @alwaysbeinsta More of Sustainability Speaks: sustainabilityspeaks.co.uk Instagram: @sustainabilityspeaks.uk

In this special edition Resonance podcast, energy veterans, John Hall and Jeremy Nicholson, reflect on what has been an extraordinarily turbulent year for energy, whilst also considering the future taking into account the global pandemic, Brexit and worldwide Net Zero ambitions.This podcast was recorded in December 2021.

If you've seen the news in the UK in the last month, you'll be well aware that our old energy system is having a bad time. With gas prices spiking, all the noise from COP26, and the public's temperament towards climate activism cooling, it's probably worth figuring out what the hell is going on with our energy supply, and how we make it equitable and  sustainable for generations to come. This week on the show we are joined by Jan Rosenow (@janrosenow). Jan is the European director of the Regulatory assistance project (RAP) which is dedicated to speeding up the transition to clean and green energy. He also is a special advisor to the UK government's Department of Business, Energy and industrial Strategy (BEIS). We discuss what is causing the current energy crisis,  who has a stake in for the UK's future energy mix (and what measures they'll go to to defend those stakes,) what politics is created by energy production, and the viability of community energy systems. Shout outsLouise Sunderland  (@sunderlandlouis)Ellie Radcliffe and Laura Williams for their work on the community wealth building tool kit with CLES (@ellieradcliffe9)LinksCLES Community wealth building toolkit https://t.co/i7IhBNtewA?amp=1Rhiannon Osbourne (@rhiannon_osborn) confronting Kwasi Kwarteng https://twitter.com/StopCambo/status/1456271753223671810If you like the show tell your comrades!Find us on:Twitter: @MCRGND_PODInsta: mcrgndpodFB: MCRGNDPODYou can support the show and get some of that sweet, sweet exclusive content head towww.patreon.com/mcrgndpodOr if you'd prefer to give a one off donation we also have a PayPalpaypal.me/mcrngndpod 

Discussion with Professor Kevin Albertson on the UK Energy Market and the causes of the current energy issues regards increased costs and supply, as well as some of the policy solutions that might be available to us.Prof. Kevin Albertson is an eclectic economist with a background in statistics and economics. He is a member of the Decent Work and Productivity Research Centre, is author/co-author of over 40 refereed academic articles and book chapters, and is co-author/editor of eight books, including the Haynes Guide ‘How to Run the Country' and ‘Decent Work: Opportunities and Challenges.Kevin's work ranges from business and social forecasting and the evaluation of government policy to the impact of globalised liberal markets on the political-economic prospects of the UK; the ways, means and implications of privatisation and marketisation in the public sector; and the development of social, and responsible, innovation. He is currently working in the areas of employment and society in a low-to-zero (economic) growth economy, and the wellbeing aspects of relational – as opposed to transactional – socio-economic interactions.• Albertson, Corcoran and Phillips (eds.) (2020) “Marketisation and Privatisation in Criminal Justice” is out now and available from Policy Press.https://policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/marketisation-and-privatisation-in-criminal-justice • de Saille, Medvecky, van Oudheusden, Albertson, Amanatidou, Birabi and Pansera (2020) “Responsibility Beyond Growth A Case for Responsible Stagnation” is out now and available from Policy Press.https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/responsibility-beyond-growth • To read “1979 and all that”, a conservative critique of the neo-liberal policies established in the 1980s please go to https://academic.oup.com/cje/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/cje/bez037/5550923

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With over 35 years in the Energy Industry, working in both Operations and Sales, he has learnt learnt a huge amount about energy optimisation in buildings. With 20 years spent in BEMS and the last 15 in Monitoring & Targeting and Bill Validation, it makes the link between energy data monitoring and building control very clear.

From the BBC World Service: The cost of natural gas is soaring across Europe. In the U.K., wholesale prices are 250% higher than they were in January, sparking fears many of the country’s energy supply companies could collapse unless the government takes action. Shares tumble 10% for Chinese property conglomerate Evergrande. The company owes $300 billion, and investors are concerned it will be unable to meet loan interest payments due this week. And electric vehicles need batteries, and batteries require hard-to-find metals. Is undersea mining the answer?

Energy crisis leads to several energy companies going bust. Climate activists try again to block M25, and the NHS diversity Tsar gets paid more than the PM.

From the BBC World Service: The cost of natural gas is soaring across Europe. In the U.K., wholesale prices are 250% higher than they were in January, sparking fears many of the country’s energy supply companies could collapse unless the government takes action. Shares tumble 10% for Chinese property conglomerate Evergrande. The company owes $300 billion, and investors are concerned it will be unable to meet loan interest payments due this week. And electric vehicles need batteries, and batteries require hard-to-find metals. Is undersea mining the answer?

UK energy market crisis: Claer Barrett answers your questions

Harvey Sinclair CEO of eEnergy Group #EAAS talks about the proposed acquisition of UtilityTeam a top 20 UK energy management business. Harvey Sinclair, CEO of eEnergy: "The acquisition of UtilityTeam, when combined with our existing businesses, gives eEnergy the ability to offer customers a broad range of services and expertise in energy management, energy efficiency and intelligent measurement & analysis. It is in line with our strategy to "buy and build" a portfolio of complementary operations that can take full advantage of market demand for zero carbon energy and energy data. "For investors, we will be able to provide exposure to the links in the value chain of energy conservation, management and transition in areas that we expect to grow significantly in the years ahead. This is an important milestone in our development and one which the Board believes will benefit all of our stakeholders - customers, staff and shareholders." eEnergy - organic growth complemented by "buy-and-build" strategy eEnergy is an integrated energy services company, enabling organisations to transition to 'Net Zero' by providing organisations with energy management and capital free energy efficiency solutions to reduce their carbon footprint and unlock hidden cost savings. Overview of UtilityTeam UtilityTeam TopCo Ltd ("UtilityTeam") is a UK-based, top 20 energy consulting and procurement business, whose services aim to reduce costs and support clients' transition to Net Zero. Established in 2009, UtilityTeam is headquartered in Coventry, UK and has 37 employees. UtilityTeam is a founder member of the Future Net Zero Standard, and integrates Net Zero strategy and capability into the traditional energy procurement process. UtilityTeam's services include provision of green energy strategy, hedging strategies, bill validation, bureau services, site works, audits and market intelligence. UtilityTeam is focused on renewable energy, with every tender including a renewable option. Further, 39% of contracts arranged in 2021 to date are with renewable energy providers.

Hosts Guy Johnson & Alix Steel speak with Bloomberg Brussels Correspondent Maria Tadeo, Bloomberg Opinion Columnist Therese Raphael, Bloomberg News Congressional Reporter Erik Wasson, and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Pharmaceutical Analyst Sam Fazeli.

In this episode, we'll be interviewing Ian Parry, co-founder of Daisy rock and consultant in the energy sector.We'll learn about his career path and how different it was to work for big companies like British Gas as opposed to smaller startups.Ian is going to share with us his perspective on how the industry has evolved throughout the years and how the growth in competition has shaped the sector.In this episode, you'll also learn what it's like to work for Pure Planet and how some companies are moving on from call centers and providing a different customer support journey.We are going to talk about the key ways to boost engagement through community and apps.You'll hear about the current challenges and trends in the industry and how quality data can help companies providing a better customer experience, leaving the friction behind.All the relevant links are listed below, enjoy the episode.Quote“ As a customer, I just assume that you know how much I use. Why can't I give permission from one energy supplier to another to give them my billing history? This helps them serve me better.” Ian ParryGuest Bio:Ian Parry is the co-founder of Daisy Rock, he has a long history as a consultant and leader in the energy sector.He started his career working for British Gas for 13 years and later moved into consulting for companies such as Jaywing and Experian.More recently he worked with Pure Planet, Social Energy, and Colorado Energy giving him a well-rounded perspective of the industry ranging from the big-six to Startups.Timestamps:● 00:20 Podcast and guest Introduction● 00:49 Ian's career background● 2:08 What has changed in the industry● 4:24 Ian's experience with Pure Planet● 8:20 Will Energy Companies have call centers in the future?● 9:58 How to increase engagement● 13:35 How data affects behavior● 15:17 Community-based energy companies● 16:20 The current trends in the industry● 18:19 The current challenges in the industry● 22:10 What are the changes needed in the sector?● 24:34 Episode wrap-upLinks:ClearSky Logic:https://www.clearskylogic.com/Daisy Rock Consulting:https://www.linkedin.com/company/daisyrock/Check out Previous episodes:Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/episode/5DFn4ZPaCDfxATpkmHwREaListenNotes:https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/the-tech-entrepreneur-darren-auld-vKnFAbfa03E/Google Podcasts:https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xMzA0ODA5LnJzcw==

Higher energy prices will hit millions of people across the UK in October, just when the cold weather starts, and the country moves into winter. The energy regulator, Ofgem, said the price cap for default domestic energy deals would be raised to cover suppliers' extra wholesale costs. Your typical gas and electricity bill could go up by £139 to £1,277 a year. Prepayment customers will see an increase of £153, from £1,156 to £1309, the regulator said. There has never been a more urgent time to review your tariff and consider switching to a cheaper supplier. Switching is simple using one of the many comparison sites or making a few phone calls. Just Google ‘switch energy supplier'. One comparison site said you can save £268 by switching today. I have not verified this statement, but I have save similar amounts by shopping around. You can also save by calling you current supplier and asking them to put you on a cheaper tariff. The worst tariff is usually the ‘standard' one and people with prepay metres – usually the lowest paid - are paying the most for their energy. HMO landlords who include bills in the rent should definitely shop around for the best deals, as tenants, like children, are not too fussed about turning off lights! The energy price hike reflects rising costs of commodities across the globe. Yesterday, the Governor of the Bank of England described price rise surge as “temporary”, as base interest rates were held at the record low of 0.1%.  Andrew Bailey did warn that if inflation continued to rise that the central bank would have to take “action”, which translates as higher interest rates.   Becoming financially free takes time and requires many hours of hard work and study. If you would like to learn how to invest and manage your money, become a professional property investor, andbe financially free without working any harder and spending your life exchanging your time for money watch this free on demand training now to learn how to become financially free without working any harder. As a thank you, I will give a special free gift which can help transform your finances when you attend the online training. Click on this link to watch the free training now https://bit.ly/3wLWqx2   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Summit New Jersey Paul DeSisto at M&R Capital continues his examination of infrastructure stocks in light of the plans of the Biden administration Washington correspondent Wilder Alejandro Sanchez analyzes the ups and downs of Boeing shares and their relevance for the investor Correspondent Samuel Okocha dissects the upcoming Buzzfeed IPO From London James Athey at Aberdeen Standard Investments looks at the mixed impact of re-opening in the United Kingdom Gavin Graham diagrams the outlook for energy stocks.

The Race to Resilience is on! This week has seen another extremely harsh wildfire season and searing temperatures in the global North, Tropical Storm Elsa ripped through the Caribbean, becoming the first hurricane to hit Barbados in 60 years, and way down in the south of the planet, New Zealand has its hottest winter.  It is absolutely vital that the Race to Zero (emissions) and an equally important set of measures for adaptation and resilience be undertaken - at the same time - to allow humanity to thrive in the near and distant future. So what exactly is the Race to Resilience? Join Christiana, Tom and Paul as we explore the links between tackling climate change, protecting and enhancing biodiversity, ensuring ocean health and changing how we use land. Among a few other notable guests, we talk to two city leaders building resilience in two very different communities, addressing local challenges and bringing thousands of citizens together to tackle climate change.   This week you'll hear from: Elizabeth Mrema, UN Assistant Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity Anne-Marie Trevelyan, COP 26 International Champion for Adaptation and Resilience, and UK Energy and Climate Change Minister Enric Sala, National Geographic Explorer in Residence, National Geographic Pristine Seas Mayor Kate Gallego, Mayor of Phoenix, Arizona and Mayor Mohammed Sowah, Mayor of Accra, Ghana   We are racing against time - and rather than allowing fear to paralyse us, let's use this energy to fuel our spirit and determination. Hit play for your weekly dose of outrage - and stubborn optimism.   — Christiana + Tom's book ‘The Future We Choose' is available now!  Subscribe to our Climate Action Newsletter: Signals Amidst The Noise  PBS Learning Media melted our hearts with a beautiful film The Age of Nature Join the Race to Zero  Learn more about C40 cities   Click here to listen to the previous episodes of our The Race to Zero Series — Thank you to our guests this week:   Elizabeth Mrema  UN Assistant Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity Twitter   UN Biodiversity Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram   Anne-Marie Trevelyan  COP 26 International Champion for Adaptation and Resilience, and UK Energy and Climate Change Minister Twitter   COP 26 Twitter   Enric Sala  National Geographic Explorer in Residence, National Geographic Pristine Seas Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram   NG Pristine SeasWebsite | Twitter | Instagram   Mayor Kate Gallego  Mayor of Phoenix, Arizona Twitter | Facebook | Instagram   Mayor Mohammed Sowah  Mayor of Accra, Ghana Twitter   —   Keep up with Christiana Figueres here: Instagram | Twitter   Tom Rivett-Carnac: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn   Paul Dickinson is on LinkedIn! LinkedIn   —   Follow @GlobalOptimism on social media and send us a message! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn   Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss another episode of Outrage + Optimism!

Extensive development of renewables across Europe bring a wind of change for energy generation sources and prices.In this episode:Update on the development on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline How demand for gas will change in the transition to a lower carbon economy across EuropeThe plan for renewables and its impactThe likely impact on power prices  in PolandWhat the anticipated heatwave means for summer pricesCross border activity, it’s impact on prices and does it mean convergence?High volatility in markets and signs of recovery with indicators such as oil, but is there value in markets if you know where to look?

Episode Summary:Today's topic on The Tech Entrepreneur is the UK energy market, how tech changes are affecting it and what that might mean for the future of energy in the UK!We're going to discuss the importance of data in the industry and how the lack of information can affect profitability and put suppliers out of business in the long run.Phil will explain how the smart meters can help to solve this problem and provide a better experience for the clientele, reducing friction for both suppliers and customers.We're going to learn about how the Electric-Vehicle Market will switch the focus from fossil fuels to electricity and how this will make people more aware of electricity costs.Solutions like a peer-to-peer market could provide a more cost-effective way to access energy, the same way that Transferwise disrupted the currency exchange industry.Ultimately we're gonna examine the role of the government in this innovation process and how tech and entrepreneurship can help solve these issues faster given the right environment.Enjoy the episode and we'd be happy if you could leave us a review.Hosts Bio:The hosts Darren and Phil share their insights from years of experience building software for the energy utility sector. From complex energy billing systems, smart meter integration, to digital products like mobile apps. They've seen how the UK energy market sector evolved throughout the years and are here to discuss its future and current dynamics.Quotes“Less than 20% of the customers provide reads on a regular basis for non-smart meters.And that's crazy because the whole energy supply business is based on the assumption that they'll get paid for the actual energy that is used." Darren Auld"Entrepreneurship can move much more quickly and can solve problems that large organisations and government bodies can't solve because they're too big and they move too slowly.” Phil TelferTimestamps:● 0:21 Episode Introduction● 1:12 The importance of Data in the UK energy market● 3:19 Smart meters and their benefits● 6:04 Energy Supplier rates changes● 6:55 The role of friction in business models● 9:48 How EV will change energy consumption● 14:57 How different energy sources affect taxes● 17:26 The peer-to-peer energy model of the future● 20:36 The Government's role in regards to innovation● 22:44 Ideas for future episodesLinks:Brought to you by ClearSkyLogic, find out more at:www.clearskylogic.com

In this episode we're talking with Musidora who works at Salesforce as an area vice-president and is Head of UK Energy and Utilities.   Musidora has been named one of Yahoo Finance Heroes, Top 100 Female Future Leaders of 2020, and has also been recognised as one of the UK's 50 leading lights of kindness and leadership 2020. She's an equality and diversity champion at Salesforce.   Here are the highlights from the episode:   {1:22} Introduction to Musidora {7:55) What a sales role is really like {8:40} Finding mentors and inspiration in your career {11:28} Ambition, Motivation and having to focus on family {14:34} The importance of having support {19:16} Recognising sabotage {26:04} Setting boundaries and juggling responsibilities Find out more about how Supermums empowers women around the globe with training and recruitment services. Join us to train, volunteer, sponsor or hire our amazing women in tech. Visit www.supermums.org   Find out about our free short courses here to start or progress your career in tech https://supermums.org/accelerate-your-salesforce-career/   Download our positive affirmation screensavers here to remind yourself how to be a Mum on Cloud Nine https://supermums.org/screensavers/   This podcast is sponsored by Enfamil  https://www.enfamil.com/

UK Energy Expert Michael Mann, joins me where we speak about young professionals joing out industry.

In Episode 4 of IOM3 Investigates, Katherine Williams (Head of Content at IOM3) speaks with the Right Honourable Charles Hendry CBE about the future energy mix. Charles was appointed Minister of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change in May 2010 and served until 2012. He remains actively interested in energy solutions and international relations. Follow Charles on Twitter: https://twitter.com/charles_hendry?lang=en If you have any questions contact us at podcast@iom3.org or visit www.iom3.org Music Pamgaea by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4193-pamgaea License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

UK Energy Sees Rise in Female Leaders

How the UK's energy demand is changing?

In May, we visited the All-Energy show in Glasgow, UK. It's just about the biggest clean energy show here in the UK, so a good event to catch the mood of the industry and hear what they are talking about. Regular listeners will have already listened to our preview of the show. So how close were we when anticipating what would be the key themes there? Now you can find out: here's our post-event wrap-up! (spoiler: we were pretty much on the money, but as always there were some interesting specifics and extras to highlight).

ICIS released its latest ICIS Power Index (IPI) analysis on Wednesday looking at how bearish wholesale power and gas prices in recent months are likely to affect the calculation of the UK retail price cap in October. ICIS editor Irina Peltegova and UK market expert/news editor Chris Somers discuss the findings of the report.

In this weeks podcast we have a speech and Q&A session with the Energy Minister Claire Perry, talking about all the UK Energy sectors biggest issues. Recorded at Energy Live Expo on the 31/10/18

The potential impact of Brexit on the UK natural gas and electricity markets is the subject of this podcast with market reporters Tom Rodgers and Henry Evans.

There's no doubt that 'People Power' can transform a community, when keen volunteers come together to collectively improve their lot. But what happens when People Power can be measured in watts and volts? Communities up and down the country are taking the power back - literally - from the Big 6, and starting a variety of schemes to generate their own energy. They're reducing their bills, strengthening community spirit - and helping the UK towards its renewable energy targets at the same time. And in January of this year, the government got fully on board with the movement too, publishing the first ever UK Community Energy Strategy. But just how easy is it to do? Can philanthropic locals really compete with the might of the UK Energy industry? And how does the money stack up? Tom Heap investigates. Produced in Bristol by Emily Knight.

THE British Prime Minister has been forced to step into the most heated dispute between Gibraltar and Spain in over a decade.David Cameron insists threats to impose a border tax, a no-fly zone and a tax investigation into thousands of Gibraltarians with property in Spain was of ;serious concern;.The row comes after weeks of mounting tensions and, in particular, Gibraltar's decision to create an artificial reef just off the Rock.The installation of a series of concrete blocks aimed to conserve fish stocks, but prompted accusations from Spain that it would stop fishermen being able to earn a living.Outrage was caused when the Spanish rapist of 11 children in Morocco was officially pardoned after just two years in jail.  Now convicted paedophile, Daniel Galvan Vina, has been arrested on his arrival in Spain.A FOOTBALL match at this year's World Police and Fire Games was abandoned after the Marbella team's sportsmanship turned sour.In the UK Energy bills could soar by up to 10 per cent in the next couple of months, households have been warned.The announcement came in the same week it was revealed Britain's big six energy companies have enjoyed a 3.3billion windfall in profits since the election.Police forces across the country are investigating 169 officers and support staff in relation to sex-related offences, it has been revealed.The investigations include allegations of rape, sexual assault and voyeurism at forces across the country, according to reports.Britain's largest force, the Metropolitan Police, has now set up a working group to 'deter inappropriate relationships and the abuse of police powers to perpetrate sexual offending'.New research has revealed the surprisingly sinister history behind some of Britain's most commonly used phrases.  'Gone to pot' dates back to a time when boiling a criminal to death was a legal punishment, while 'pulling someone's leg' came into use at a time when London was rife with thieves who tackled their victims by pulling them to the ground by their leg.

THE British Prime Minister has been forced to step into the most heated dispute between Gibraltar and Spain in over a decade.David Cameron insists threats to impose a border tax, a no-fly zone and a tax investigation into thousands of Gibraltarians with property in Spain was of ;serious concern;.The row comes after weeks of mounting tensions and, in particular, Gibraltar's decision to create an artificial reef just off the Rock.The installation of a series of concrete blocks aimed to conserve fish stocks, but prompted accusations from Spain that it would stop fishermen being able to earn a living.Outrage was caused when the Spanish rapist of 11 children in Morocco was officially pardoned after just two years in jail.  Now convicted paedophile, Daniel Galvan Vina, has been arrested on his arrival in Spain.A FOOTBALL match at this year's World Police and Fire Games was abandoned after the Marbella team's sportsmanship turned sour.In the UK Energy bills could soar by up to 10 per cent in the next couple of months, households have been warned.The announcement came in the same week it was revealed Britain's big six energy companies have enjoyed a 3.3billion windfall in profits since the election.Police forces across the country are investigating 169 officers and support staff in relation to sex-related offences, it has been revealed.The investigations include allegations of rape, sexual assault and voyeurism at forces across the country, according to reports.Britain's largest force, the Metropolitan Police, has now set up a working group to 'deter inappropriate relationships and the abuse of police powers to perpetrate sexual offending'.New research has revealed the surprisingly sinister history behind some of Britain's most commonly used phrases.  'Gone to pot' dates back to a time when boiling a criminal to death was a legal punishment, while 'pulling someone's leg' came into use at a time when London was rife with thieves who tackled their victims by pulling them to the ground by their leg.

With Jim Watson, UKERC. The purpose of this talk is to examine research and policy issues surrounding the future of the UK gas network from a range of perspectives, including government, industry and academia. The workshop will discuss possible future scenarios for the UK gas network, and focus on the implications for government policy and the requirements for a research agenda to underpin future policy decisions.

Maurice Berns, Head of the UK Energy Practice at The Boston Consulting Group discusses the new dynamics of energy at the Global Energy Summit 2012. The Global Energy Summit is hosted by the LBS Energy club at London Business School. http://www.london.edu

Jim Watson (Director, Sussex Energy Group) delivers a lecture as part of the 2012 Green Templeton College "Uncertainty..." lecture series.

Jim Watson (Director, Sussex Energy Group) delivers a lecture as part of the 2012 Green Templeton College "Uncertainty..." lecture series.

Are UK energy prices too expensive