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POLITICO Energy

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Each week, hosts Nirmal Mulaikal and Josh Siegel break down the stories and power players shaping energy politics and policy in the United States and around the world by featuring original interviews with key power players, alongside in-depth reporting and analysis from the largest energy policy newsroom in the world.

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POLITICO Energy host Manuel Quiñones sits down for an extended interview with Daniel Yergin, the vice chairman of S&P Global and chairman of CERAWeek, one of the world’s largest and most influential gatherings of energy leaders and policymakers. They... more

Today, POLITICO Energy host Nirmal Mulaikal sits down for an extended interview with Jason Bordoff, the founding director of the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University and a former senior director for energy and climate change on the N... more

Global oil prices have surged after the U.S. war with Iran, and they may not fall anytime soon even if the conflict ends quickly. POLITICO’s Scott Waldman explains why high oil prices could persist long after the fighting stops, presenting a politica... more

Permitting reform negotiations on Capitol Hill may be gaining new momentum after weeks of stalled talks, and now the White House is stepping into the mix. POLITICO’s Kelsey Brugger breaks down why negotiations restarted now, how rising energy prices ... more

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Recent Guests

Kelsey Brugger
POLITICO energy reporter
POLITICO
Episode: Permitting reform is back. But can Congress actually pass it this time?
Charles Hua
Executive Director, PowerLines
PowerLines
Episode: Why rising utility bills are becoming a political flashpoint
Victoria Guida
POLITICO's Economics Correspondent and columnist
POLITICO
Episode: The global energy markets are rattled. Will the US economy follow?
Ben Lefebvre
POLITICO's Deputy Energy Editor
POLITICO
Episode: The global energy markets are rattled. Will the US economy follow?
James Bikales
Oil and gas reporter
POLITICO
Episode: How the US-Iran conflict is rattling global energy markets
Drew Maloney
President and CEO of the Edison Electric Institute
Edison Electric Institute
Episode: The state of America’s power grid with the Edison Electric Institute’s CEO
David Carroll
Chair of the Board at the American Clean Power Association
American Clean Power Association
Episode: The American Clean Power Association’s playbook for Trump
Sophia Cai
White House reporter at POLITICO
POLITICO
Episode: Trump to tech companies: Your data centers, your power bills
Kelsey Tamborrino
POLITICO reporter covering energy policy
POLITICO
Episode: Trump’s wind freeze just blew up permitting reform talks

Hosts

Nirmal Mulaikal
Host and Executive Producer with deep expertise in energy policy and reporting.
Josh Siegel
Host known for energetic and engaging discussions on energy topics.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 221 ratings
  • Greenwashing Chevron

    We hate chevron!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    zachlawson8
    United States10 months ago
  • Fossil fuels are destroying us

    Fossil fuels are destroying us

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ludfisk
    United Statesa year ago
  • Avoids certain ideas

    Look, I get it’s a “leans left” podcast sponsored by Chevron but they seriously do everything they can to avoid talking about the cleanest, safest form of energy we currently have access too: Nuclear Fission.

    They talk about fusion more than fission and fusion is currently still a pipe dream. If you ACTUALLY care about the environment discussion Nuclear MORE and recognize that it is not fossil, it is not renewable - it is BETTER!!

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Ender427
    United States2 years ago
  • Mixed bag

    Reporting on climate crisis mixed with softball interviews of politicians and mouthpieces for the fossil fuel industry.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    rxsurfer
    United States2 years ago
  • Too short, not enough insights

    This has the potential to be a really good podcast, but I expect more context and background for the stories.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Brittpdx1
    United States3 years ago

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Many express concerns over the sponsorship and potential biases from industry influences.
Listeners appreciate the informative content and timely analysis related to energy politics and policy.
The podcast is recognized for its engaging hosts and succinct delivery of complex topics, making it accessible to a wider audience.

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Why high oil prices may outlast the war in Iran
Q: So in your latest story, you laid out these five different reasons as to why high oil prices could persist even if the war with Iran wraps up soon, which we have no idea if that's the case.
The five reasons cover damage to physical infrastructure, continued risk if fighting resumes, strategic choke points like Hormuz, the potential spread of conflict to allied actors, and the broader economic and political ripple effects that would prolong higher prices.
Permitting reform is back. But can Congress actually pass it this time?
Q: What are the challenges that lay ahead for negotiations and what should we watch for as this process unfolds?
Key obstacles include timing constraints, floor time for a big package, potential fights over multiple policy pieces, and whether negotiations can be stitched into another legislative vehicle like the NDAA or highway bill, all while managing political mischief and potential reversals from the administration.
Permitting reform is back. But can Congress actually pass it this time?
Q: Yeah, what, why is that? Why is the White House now coming into the fold in this more serious way? And why are Democrats coming back to the table now?
The White House has stepped in as a sign of renewed political momentum and a belief that a deal could be framed to address affordability and reliability, with both parties showing interest in moving on permitting reform. Democrats in particular are looking for a package that can gain floor time while addressing project certainty and interconnection concerns.
How the US-Iran conflict is rattling global energy markets
Q: How have the markets reacted so far since the fighting broke out?
Bikales notes that oil prices jumped sharply at the onset of hostilities, with a more than 10% rise on the first trading night and another increase later, pushing prices to levels not seen in years and pointing to a significant near-term impact on consumer fuel costs.
How the US-Iran conflict is rattling global energy markets
Q: To start us off, can you kind of explain why there are so many different energy angles to this military conflict?
James Bikales explains that the conflict affects energy through multiple channels: the Strait of Hormuz is a critical chokepoint for a large share of global oil and LNG, security risks can disrupt flows, shipping insurance costs have spiked, and nearby Gulf producers like Saudi Arabia have taken actions impacting supply, all of which can travel into price volatility.

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Frequently Asked Questions About POLITICO Energy

What is POLITICO Energy about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on the intricate dynamics of energy politics and policy, highlighting pressing issues such as electricity pricing, clean energy initiatives, and significant regulatory changes, especially under the influence of political figures. Episodes frequently feature discussions on the interplay between government actions, market forces, and environmental concerns, providing listeners with timely insights on current events and evolving challenges in the energy sector. Unique elements include a variety of expert guests from diverse backgrounds, offering a well-rounded perspective on critical developments in America's energy landscape.

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