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Petroleum Economist Podcast

Petroleum Economist
Digital Twins
Energy Transition
Oil and Gas Industry
OPEC
Artificial Intelligence
Oil Prices
Sustainability
Natural Gas
Cybersecurity
Leadership
LNG
China
Middle East
LNG Market
Iran
United States
Saudi Arabia
Operational Technology
Renewable Energy
Digital Twin Technologies

Petroleum Economist is designed for industry professionals, our show stands out as the leading strategic audio platform that brings the dynamic world of hydrocarbons to your ears. Our episodes feature insightful discussions, exclusive interviews with subject matter experts, and in-depth analysis of the latest trends and developments shaping the global energy landscape.

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Welcome to the latest podcast series launched by Petroleum Economist: 'What’s up with oil?'

How can oil prices get back to where they were before the Middle East crisis with all those barrels lost? And are we already heading for a glut before we hav... more

Welcome to another episode of a new podcast series launched by Petroleum Economist: 'What’s up with gas?'

We are not out of the woods yet with regards to the US-Iran conflict, with resolution still not assured. In the meantime, we look at what the ... more

Welcome to another episode of ‘What’s up with gas?’, a podcast series by Petroleum Economist covering key developments happening in the natural gas space.The global energy crisis is deepening, with no tangible progress in US-Iran peace talks that co... more

In this episode, Charles McConnell, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Energy, discusses the evolution of carbon capture, utilization,and storage (CCUS), its market dynamics in the U.S. and Europe, and the future of energy transition investments. Ins... more

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Recent Guests

Esan Alhaq
Chief Oil Analyst at Petroleum Economist
Petroleum Economist
Episode: What’s up with oil? The riddle of the unbalanced oil market
Ansofi Corbeau
Global Research Scholar, Columbia University SIPA
Columbia University
Episode: What’s up with gas? A long-term geopolitical premium for Middle Eastern LNG
Thierry Brose
Independent Energy Expert and Professor
Sciences Po Paris
Episode: What’s up with gas? A long-term geopolitical premium for Middle Eastern LNG
Charles McConnell
Former US Assistant Secretary of Energy (2011-2013)
Center for Carbon Management and Energy, University of Houston
Episode: Decarbonizing industry: Strategies and technologies discussion with the former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Energy
Mercy Rentaria
National Development Director for Hydrogen and CCUS in the US
Anderson Hauser
Episode: Decarbonizing industry: Strategies and technologies discussion with the former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Energy
Anne-Sophie Corbeau
Global research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University
Columbia University
Episode: What’s up with gas? Europe faces gas crisis 2.0
Thierry Bross
Professor at the Paris Institute of Political Studies
Sciences Po
Episode: What’s up with gas? Europe faces gas crisis 2.0
Matthew McManus
Visiting fellow at the National Center for Energy Analytics; former senior US State Department official
National Center for Energy Analytics
Episode: Energy dominance as diplomatic leverage
Steve Eule
Energy and climate expert, former senior staffer for the US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
National Center for Energy Analytics
Episode: There is no energy transition, says top US adviser Eule

Hosts

Joseph Murphy
Senior Gas Analyst and host/segment presenter with substantial involvement in energy markets coverage.
Saniya Garyali
Host of The Petroleum Economist with editorial involvement; frequently appears in energy market discussions.
Rachel McGhie
Conference Director and long-time contributor related to Women's Global Leadership Conference in Energy and energy events.

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Energy dominance as diplomatic leverage
Q: As the US maintains an energy superpower position, what challenges or risks do you see for LNG and broader energy policy going forward?
There will be regulatory and political risks, potential shifts in policy under different administrations, and competition for demand from AI-era data centers; yet continued production growth and demand pull from Europe and Asia suggest LNG will remain a central pillar, with market dynamics guiding supply and pricing.
Energy dominance as diplomatic leverage
Q: Looking at Russia, were the initial sanctions enough, and how did the shadow fleet and price-discount dynamics affect outcomes?
Sanctions forced Russia to contend with high cargo costs and discounted prices, especially in European markets followed by shifts to the Indo-Pacific; the combination of energy price discipline and enforcement has weakened Russia's budget and revenue streams, though the overall impact is mediated by evasion tactics like the shadow fleet.
Energy dominance as diplomatic leverage
Q: To what extent would you say sanctions failed or succeeded in the Iran case given the open conflict and stalled denuclearization talks?
Sanctions have exerted pressure and contributed to pushing Iran to the negotiating table, but they have not achieved denuclearization on their own; they are a crucial first tool that must be complemented by diplomacy and kinetic pressure when necessary.
Energy dominance as diplomatic leverage
Q: First, how did the US shift from energy import dependence to energy abundance change the way Washington could use energy sanctions as a foreign policy tool?
Sanctions became a growing and mostly effective tool because American energy abundance provides strategic flexibility; they work best when backed by robust production, allowing the US to leverage sanctions while still supplying global markets.
AI, twins and tough choices: Navigating oil and gas in 2026
Q: How can digital solutions actually support decarbonization projects?
AI-driven performance models continuously analyze data to detect potential leaks and optimize performance, enabling operators to cut emissions and improve reliability.

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The show operates as a high-level, industry-focused discussion platform for energy professionals, policy observers, and investors. Across episodes, the conversations center on gas markets, LNG dynamics, and global energy security, with deep dives into policy shifts, sanctions, and regional energy strategies. Technology and digital transformation—ranging from CCUS deployment and AI-driven optimization to digital twins in oil and gas—also feature prominently, alongside leadership, diversity, and workforce topics that shape the industry's future. Notably, guests frequently include policy experts, industry economists, and technology leaders, offering practical insights, case studies, and strategic perspectives that help listeners understand com... more

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