Montel video@montel.energy https://video.montel.energy en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Montel episodic no https://video.montel.energy/files/rv1.119/sitelogo.gif https://video.montel.energy http://video.montel.energy/hourly-go-matching-a-boost-to <p><p>A proposal to require a finer match in time and space between production and consumption of renewable electricity aims to increase the credibility of renewable power claims in Europe. Critics fear it will undermine a voluntary market with more than 1,000 TWh in annual turnover.</p><p>Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Nordics editor, Montel News.<br>Contributors: Killian Daly, executive director EnergyTag and Ivar Munch Clausen, Director Business Development at Ecohz.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/hourly-go-matching-a-boost-to"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968556/123928601/f39862f9f6d0d634d1f0c8fae5f96441/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/123928601 Tue, 24 Feb 2026 09:49:12 GMT Hourly GO Matching - a boost to green market credibility? A proposal to require a finer match in time and space between production and consumption of renewable electricity aims to increase the credibility of renewable power claims in Europe. Critics fear it will undermine a voluntary market with more than 1,000 TWh in annual turnover.Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Nordics editor, Montel News.Contributors: Killian Daly, executive director EnergyTag and Ivar Munch Clausen, Director Business Development at Ecohz. A proposal to require a finer match in time and space between production and consumption of renewable electricity aims to increase the credibility of renewable power claims in Europe. Critics fear it will undermine a voluntary market with more... Montel 02:40 <p><p>A proposal to require a finer match in time and space between production and consumption of renewable electricity aims to increase the credibility of renewable power claims in Europe. Critics fear it will undermine a voluntary market with more than 1,000 TWh in annual turnover.</p><p>Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Nordics editor, Montel News.<br>Contributors: Killian Daly, executive director EnergyTag and Ivar Munch Clausen, Director Business Development at Ecohz.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/hourly-go-matching-a-boost-to"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968556/123928601/f39862f9f6d0d634d1f0c8fae5f96441/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/us-grip-on-europes-lng-faces-qatari <p><p>With Qatar set to ramp up LNG exports significantly over the coming years, more volumes could be heading to Europe. </p><p> Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Giovanni Bettinelli, Analyst &amp; Advisor, GFB Insight; Cristian Signoretto, Director, Global Gas &amp; LNG Portfolio, Eni; Liz Westcott, Acting CEO, Woodside Energy.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/us-grip-on-europes-lng-faces-qatari"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/123672657/de8eaa10013f100b9cfb689ac40a4444/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/123672657 Tue, 17 Feb 2026 10:31:33 GMT US grip on Europe’s LNG faces Qatari challenge With Qatar set to ramp up LNG exports significantly over the coming years, more volumes could be heading to Europe. Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Giovanni Bettinelli, Analyst Advisor, GFB Insight; Cristian Signoretto, Director, Global Gas LNG Portfolio, Eni; Liz Westcott, Acting CEO, Woodside Energy. With Qatar set to ramp up LNG exports significantly over the coming years, more volumes could be heading to Europe. Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Giovanni Bettinelli, Analyst Advisor, GFB... Montel 02:42 <p><p>With Qatar set to ramp up LNG exports significantly over the coming years, more volumes could be heading to Europe. </p><p> Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Giovanni Bettinelli, Analyst &amp; Advisor, GFB Insight; Cristian Signoretto, Director, Global Gas &amp; LNG Portfolio, Eni; Liz Westcott, Acting CEO, Woodside Energy.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/us-grip-on-europes-lng-faces-qatari"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/123672657/de8eaa10013f100b9cfb689ac40a4444/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/lessons-in-war-can-europe-learn <p><p>Russian missiles and drones have destroyed Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Millions are without power or heating. &nbsp;Now into its fourth year, the war has disrupted the world’s energy supply. What are the key lessons for Europe?</p><p>Reporting by Christopher Eales, France Editor, Montel News.&nbsp;</p><p>Contributors:&nbsp;Henning Gloystein - Managing Director of Energy and Resources, Eurasia Group.</p><p>Hanns Koenig - Managing Director, Aurora Energy Research EMEA.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/lessons-in-war-can-europe-learn"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968571/123573465/44c6d1bfedde9edee4a61066ee545290/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/123573465 Fri, 13 Feb 2026 10:55:55 GMT Lessons in war: Can Europe learn from the carnage in Ukraine? Russian missiles and drones have destroyed Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Millions are without power or heating. Now into its fourth year, the war has disrupted the world’s energy supply. What are the key lessons for Europe?Reporting by Christopher Eales, France Editor, Montel News.Contributors:Henning Gloystein - Managing Director of Energy and Resources, Eurasia Group.Hanns Koenig - Managing Director, Aurora Energy Research EMEA. Russian missiles and drones have destroyed Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Millions are without power or heating. Now into its fourth year, the war has disrupted the world’s energy supply. What are the key lessons for Europe?Reporting by... Montel 02:15 <p><p>Russian missiles and drones have destroyed Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Millions are without power or heating. &nbsp;Now into its fourth year, the war has disrupted the world’s energy supply. What are the key lessons for Europe?</p><p>Reporting by Christopher Eales, France Editor, Montel News.&nbsp;</p><p>Contributors:&nbsp;Henning Gloystein - Managing Director of Energy and Resources, Eurasia Group.</p><p>Hanns Koenig - Managing Director, Aurora Energy Research EMEA.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/lessons-in-war-can-europe-learn"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968571/123573465/44c6d1bfedde9edee4a61066ee545290/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/february-freeze-could-drain-german <p><p>Forecasters warn a severe February freeze could drain German gas storage to single‑digit fills by April, triggering sharp gas and power spot-price spikes. A breaking polar vortex may unleash cold, windless conditions leaving supplies tight for the remainder of this winter and even next.</p><p>Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Montel News.&nbsp;</p><p>Contributor: Robin Girmes - Founder &amp; CEO, Energy Weather.&nbsp;</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/february-freeze-could-drain-german"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968561/123454431/21b40d464dd2564e92a737278e55c43d/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/123454431 Tue, 10 Feb 2026 12:44:57 GMT February freeze could drain German gas storage, boost energy prices Forecasters warn a severe February freeze could drain German gas storage to single‑digit fills by April, triggering sharp gas and power spot-price spikes. A breaking polar vortex may unleash cold, windless conditions leaving supplies tight for the remainder of this winter and even next.Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Montel News.Contributor: Robin Girmes - Founder CEO, Energy Weather. Forecasters warn a severe February freeze could drain German gas storage to single‑digit fills by April, triggering sharp gas and power spot-price spikes. A breaking polar vortex may unleash cold, windless conditions leaving supplies tight for the... Montel 02:48 <p><p>Forecasters warn a severe February freeze could drain German gas storage to single‑digit fills by April, triggering sharp gas and power spot-price spikes. A breaking polar vortex may unleash cold, windless conditions leaving supplies tight for the remainder of this winter and even next.</p><p>Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Montel News.&nbsp;</p><p>Contributor: Robin Girmes - Founder &amp; CEO, Energy Weather.&nbsp;</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/february-freeze-could-drain-german"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968561/123454431/21b40d464dd2564e92a737278e55c43d/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/will-norway-turn-to-nuclear-to-meet <p><p>Analysts have warned that Norway risks turning into a net importer of electricity in the early 2030s due to strong demand growth and domestic opposition to build onshore wind farms. Can nuclear power solve the country’s long term supply challenge? </p><p>Reporting by Gert Ove Mollestad, Editor Norway, Montel News. Contributors: Jonny Hesthammer, CEO, Norsk Kjernekraft; Sigbjorn Seland, Chief analyst, StormGeo.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/will-norway-turn-to-nuclear-to-meet"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/122768258/1f8b2adc94398c9b5fcf2865f23c5597/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/122768258 Tue, 27 Jan 2026 11:21:57 GMT Will Norway turn to nuclear to meet demand growth? Analysts have warned that Norway risks turning into a net importer of electricity in the early 2030s due to strong demand growth and domestic opposition to build onshore wind farms. Can nuclear power solve the country’s long term supply challenge? Reporting by Gert Ove Mollestad, Editor Norway, Montel News. Contributors: Jonny Hesthammer, CEO, Norsk Kjernekraft; Sigbjorn Seland, Chief analyst, StormGeo. Analysts have warned that Norway risks turning into a net importer of electricity in the early 2030s due to strong demand growth and domestic opposition to build onshore wind farms. Can nuclear power solve the country’s long term supply challenge?... Montel 02:49 <p><p>Analysts have warned that Norway risks turning into a net importer of electricity in the early 2030s due to strong demand growth and domestic opposition to build onshore wind farms. Can nuclear power solve the country’s long term supply challenge? </p><p>Reporting by Gert Ove Mollestad, Editor Norway, Montel News. Contributors: Jonny Hesthammer, CEO, Norsk Kjernekraft; Sigbjorn Seland, Chief analyst, StormGeo.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/will-norway-turn-to-nuclear-to-meet"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/122768258/1f8b2adc94398c9b5fcf2865f23c5597/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/europes-lng-imports-face-choppy <p><p>Europe’s LNG imports are expected to grow again this year, potentially reaching new record levels. The chilled fuel remains vital for the region’s energy security amid its transition to cleaner technologies. However, a variety of factors – including supply and demand trends, geopolitical developments, and policy decisions – will continue to shape market flows. </p><p>Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Erisa Pasko, Senior European Gas Analyst, Energy Aspects; Ronald Pinto, Principal Insight Analyst for LNG &amp; Natural Gas, Kpler; Olumide Ajayi, Senior LNG Specialist, LSEG.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/europes-lng-imports-face-choppy"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/122531599/56284b75f9638ea1b44a9a2430aa9e35/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/122531599 Tue, 20 Jan 2026 12:33:39 GMT Europe’s LNG imports face choppy supply in 2026 Europe’s LNG imports are expected to grow again this year, potentially reaching new record levels. The chilled fuel remains vital for the region’s energy security amid its transition to cleaner technologies. However, a variety of factors – including supply and demand trends, geopolitical developments, and policy decisions – will continue to shape market flows. Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Erisa Pasko, Senior European Gas Analyst, Energy Aspects; Ronald Pinto, Principal Insight Analyst for LNG Natural Gas, Kpler; Olumide Ajayi, Senior LNG Specialist, LSEG. Europe’s LNG imports are expected to grow again this year, potentially reaching new record levels. The chilled fuel remains vital for the region’s energy security amid its transition to cleaner technologies. However, a variety of factors –... Montel 02:45 <p><p>Europe’s LNG imports are expected to grow again this year, potentially reaching new record levels. The chilled fuel remains vital for the region’s energy security amid its transition to cleaner technologies. However, a variety of factors – including supply and demand trends, geopolitical developments, and policy decisions – will continue to shape market flows. </p><p>Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Erisa Pasko, Senior European Gas Analyst, Energy Aspects; Ronald Pinto, Principal Insight Analyst for LNG &amp; Natural Gas, Kpler; Olumide Ajayi, Senior LNG Specialist, LSEG.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/europes-lng-imports-face-choppy"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/122531599/56284b75f9638ea1b44a9a2430aa9e35/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/italian-batteries-the-blueprint-for <p><p>The roll out of storage in southern Italy could solve the problem of intermittent renewable output as well as stabilising prices. The rest of Europe will be watching closely.&nbsp;</p><p>Reporting by Alina Trabattoni, Italy Correspondent, Montel.</p><p>Contributors: Giorgio Perico, Senior Consultant, Key to Energy. Andrea Marchisio, Founding Partner, Elemens.&nbsp;</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/italian-batteries-the-blueprint-for"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968556/122259516/36eb9ac882bb090dc83c0a8a85598bbb/standard/download-15-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/122259516 Tue, 13 Jan 2026 11:43:47 GMT Italian batteries: the blueprint for Europe? The roll out of storage in southern Italy could solve the problem of intermittent renewable output as well as stabilising prices. The rest of Europe will be watching closely.Reporting by Alina Trabattoni, Italy Correspondent, Montel.Contributors: Giorgio Perico, Senior Consultant, Key to Energy. Andrea Marchisio, Founding Partner, Elemens. The roll out of storage in southern Italy could solve the problem of intermittent renewable output as well as stabilising prices. The rest of Europe will be watching closely.Reporting by Alina Trabattoni, Italy Correspondent, Montel.Contributors:... Montel 02:16 <p><p>The roll out of storage in southern Italy could solve the problem of intermittent renewable output as well as stabilising prices. The rest of Europe will be watching closely.&nbsp;</p><p>Reporting by Alina Trabattoni, Italy Correspondent, Montel.</p><p>Contributors: Giorgio Perico, Senior Consultant, Key to Energy. Andrea Marchisio, Founding Partner, Elemens.&nbsp;</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/italian-batteries-the-blueprint-for"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968556/122259516/36eb9ac882bb090dc83c0a8a85598bbb/standard/download-15-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p>