Energy Voice – Out Loud
Episodes
Friday May 29, 2020
Scary predictions, sidestepped questions and quarantine exemptions
Friday May 29, 2020
Friday May 29, 2020
This week’s EVOL sees the team delve into some stark analysis from Fatih Birol of the IEA – dubbed the Demon Headmaster – on spending cuts in the energy sector this year and their long-term implications. Also, what was (or wasn’t) said at BP’s AGM? And just how effective can a “socially distanced protest” really be? All this, plus the team look at the pros and cons of the freshly-announced quarantine exemptions for offshore workers. Enjoy!
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Friday May 22, 2020
Yoda, Ghana and nada
Friday May 22, 2020
Friday May 22, 2020
The Energy Voice Out Lead team, still working from their respective EVOL lairs, take some time this week to consider how the oil price blues are threatening spending plans, upending agreed deals, and leaving workers out in the cold. The “Yoda of the North Sea” has warned that low prices will leave a number of North Sea fields unexploited, and two of Total’s planned purchases in Africa have fallen through. While companies are taking steps to shore up their balance sheets and focus on survival, thousands of North Sea workers have been left in the lurch and there is little sign of action from the government.
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Friday May 15, 2020
Copters, the OCA row and a pipeline
Friday May 15, 2020
Friday May 15, 2020
With last week’s harrowing, technical gremlins consigned to the dustbin of history (but please don’t remind Allister, he’s still a bit shaky), the EV team climbed back into the saddle for another blast of educated(-ish) guesswork. On this week’s episode we tackle the looming breakdown of a key pay deal covering thousands of North Sea workers, the plight of helicopter operators, and a massive pipeline project in Africa. Enjoy.
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Friday May 08, 2020
Medevacs, monsters and Florida
Friday May 08, 2020
Friday May 08, 2020
Was there a whole host of technical issues with this one? Did everything go wrong the second Mark decided to go on holiday for a week? That’s not important. What is important is that you sit back, relax and join us on our latest deep dive into what’s going on in the energy sector. On this week’s episode the team look at potential signs of a slowdown of Covid offshore, as well as some of the big project deferrals. They assess the industry’s net zero ambitions post-pandemic and even, somehow, got into discussion about Floridian beaches. Please enjoy.
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Friday May 01, 2020
Job cuts, covid crisis and divisive dividends
Friday May 01, 2020
Friday May 01, 2020
What a week it’s been. The team tackle the swathe of job cuts announced for the North Sea and beyond, as well as what measures might be taken to support the industry. With every man and his dog looking for support for their sectors, is the political will there to help oil and gas? Then the team takes a deep dive into how the covid crisis has hit supermajors BP and Shell, with the latter making the historic move to cut the shareholder dividend for the first time since WW2. Also tune in for expert insight into how the prolific oil and gas region of West Africa has been affected, and what might be in store for the weeks ahead.
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