In the first episode of 2024, Gregor Pett, Uniper’s Chief Analyst, and Florian Oberländer, Uniper Communication, discuss the current state of the energy markets, potential price drivers for 2024, the situation in the Red Sea, current power prices and how they are priced in general and as a special topic the “Bidding Zone Review”.
In the December episode, Gregor Pett, Uniper’s Chief Analyst and Florian Oberländer will cover a wide range of topics including the 2023 UN Climate Change Conference, the meeting between Joe Biden & Xi Jinping, the current state of the gas market and welcome Holger Fleckenstein from Uniper Market Solutions who gives some insight into trading and portfolio management.
In the latest episode, Florian Oberländer and Gregor Pett discuss the impact of the situation in the Middle East on the energy markets – What was the first reaction? How important is the region in regards to gas/LNG and oil? What role does the Suez Canal play and are there other geographical bottlenecks? Are there economical similarities to the Yom Kippur War in 1973? And, what could be the impact moving forward? Get the answers in this episode.
In this episode, Florian Oberländer and Gregor Pett, Uniper’s Chief Analyst, review impressions and latest trends from the Gastech, and discuss the topic ammonia, its benefits and colors, the increasing gas demand in Europe and the potential impact on prices in the winter, plus what role the “El Niño” phenomenon plays.
Which current trends will determine the gas and electricity markets after the summer break? In an interview with Florian Oberländer, Uniper’s Chief Analyst Gregor Pett shares his latest insights from the LGN trade fair in Vancouver, picks up on green developments in LNG production, and explains what measures are needed in Europe to ensure that the green transformation in power generation can succeed.
Despite the still comparatively relaxed situation in gas prices, there have been several significant price swings in recent weeks. In an interview with Florian Oberländer, Uniper’s Chief Analyst Gregor Pett analyzes the situation on the international gas markets, gives reasons for the current development and explains the influence of Russia and China on the markets.
In an interview with Florian Oberländer, Uniper’s Chief Analyst Gregor Pett explains why the current comparatively low gas prices should not lead to a “false comfort” in the coming months, how important filled gas storage facilities will continue to be in the coming winter, and what contribution the increased LNG supplies are now compensating for the loss of Russian pipeline gas.
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