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/ai-boost-to-short-term-power <p><p>The increasing deployment of AI in weather forecasting is set to boost opportunities for short-term power traders – but they need to move fast as the first mover window will undoubtedly close quickly. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany, Montel News. Contributor: Alexander Stauch, Head of Marketing, Meteomatics. Footage provided by Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD).</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/ai-boost-to-short-term-power"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968567/110323979/9eb14580ff722d2e82eddff4f9eef6f2/standard/download-14-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/110323979 Fri, 28 Feb 2025 13:46:24 GMT AI boost to short-term power trading The increasing deployment of AI in weather forecasting is set to boost opportunities for short-term power traders – but they need to move fast as the first mover window will undoubtedly close quickly. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany, Montel News. Contributor: Alexander Stauch, Head of Marketing, Meteomatics. Footage provided by Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD). The increasing deployment of AI in weather forecasting is set to boost opportunities for short-term power traders – but they need to move fast as the first mover window will undoubtedly close quickly. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter... Montel 01:11 <p><p>The increasing deployment of AI in weather forecasting is set to boost opportunities for short-term power traders – but they need to move fast as the first mover window will undoubtedly close quickly. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany, Montel News. Contributor: Alexander Stauch, Head of Marketing, Meteomatics. Footage provided by Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD).</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/ai-boost-to-short-term-power"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968567/110323979/9eb14580ff722d2e82eddff4f9eef6f2/standard/download-14-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/germany-votes-on-how-to-back-up <p><p>Germany will elect a new parliament this weekend after the collapse of a governing coalition of Social Democrats, Greens and Liberals late last year. The centre-right Christian Union is favoured to win, but none of the country’s centrist parties is polling well.&nbsp;A backlash against established parties has boosted the hard right AfD. Centrists with differing views on how to back up renewable energy will need fresh compromises to form a new government.</p> <p></p> <p>Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Desk Editor, Montel News. Contributor: Philipp Heuser, Principal Consultant at E-Bridge.&nbsp;</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/germany-votes-on-how-to-back-up"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968555/110120671/e14c5a4c06942c39d23f2a00963c4a20/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/110120671 Fri, 21 Feb 2025 09:58:26 GMT Germany votes on how to back up renewables Germany will elect a new parliament this weekend after the collapse of a governing coalition of Social Democrats, Greens and Liberals late last year. The centre-right Christian Union is favoured to win, but none of the country’s centrist parties is polling well.A backlash against established parties has boosted the hard right AfD. Centrists with differing views on how to back up renewable energy will need fresh compromises to form a new government. Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Desk Editor, Montel News. Contributor: Philipp Heuser, Principal Consultant at E-Bridge. Germany will elect a new parliament this weekend after the collapse of a governing coalition of Social Democrats, Greens and Liberals late last year. The centre-right Christian Union is favoured to win, but none of the country’s centrist parties... Montel 01:22 <p><p>Germany will elect a new parliament this weekend after the collapse of a governing coalition of Social Democrats, Greens and Liberals late last year. The centre-right Christian Union is favoured to win, but none of the country’s centrist parties is polling well.&nbsp;A backlash against established parties has boosted the hard right AfD. Centrists with differing views on how to back up renewable energy will need fresh compromises to form a new government.</p> <p></p> <p>Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Desk Editor, Montel News. Contributor: Philipp Heuser, Principal Consultant at E-Bridge.&nbsp;</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/germany-votes-on-how-to-back-up"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968555/110120671/e14c5a4c06942c39d23f2a00963c4a20/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/eu-energy-markets-ride-the-wave-of <p><p>The rise of populism on both sides of the Atlantic is having an impact on Europe's energy sector and wholesale markets. After decades of integration and liberalisation in Europe, could the internal EU energy market be at risk? Elections loom for Germany in February, and&nbsp; Norway in September with the politicisation of the energy transition at the heart of the debate.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/eu-energy-markets-ride-the-wave-of"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/109800129/de75f382a7a9964333de6faebfd6a2e4/standard/download-16-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/109800129 Tue, 11 Feb 2025 14:56:53 GMT EU energy markets ride the wave of populism The rise of populism on both sides of the Atlantic is having an impact on Europe's energy sector and wholesale markets. After decades of integration and liberalisation in Europe, could the internal EU energy market be at risk? Elections loom for Germany in February, and Norway in September with the politicisation of the energy transition at the heart of the debate. The rise of populism on both sides of the Atlantic is having an impact on Europe's energy sector and wholesale markets. After decades of integration and liberalisation in Europe, could the internal EU energy market be at risk? Elections loom for... Montel 01:20 <p><p>The rise of populism on both sides of the Atlantic is having an impact on Europe's energy sector and wholesale markets. After decades of integration and liberalisation in Europe, could the internal EU energy market be at risk? Elections loom for Germany in February, and&nbsp; Norway in September with the politicisation of the energy transition at the heart of the debate.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/eu-energy-markets-ride-the-wave-of"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/109800129/de75f382a7a9964333de6faebfd6a2e4/standard/download-16-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/britain-bids-to-tackle-zombie <p><p>Britain faces a paradox with its plans to accelerate grid connections for renewable energy projects, ensure security of domestic supply and bring down consumer bills as soon as possible: there are now too many projects in the grid connections queue. To cut the excess and prioritise projects that are ready to connect, system operator Neso is proposing a series of milestones a project must reach in order to retain its connection. Reporting by Kelly Paul, Energy Reporter, Montel News. Contributor: Paul Buckworth, Principal Consultant, Montel Analytics.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/britain-bids-to-tackle-zombie"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968566/108749625/a205fb3c195f4cbd38f504220ba79444/standard/download-25-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/108749625 Fri, 17 Jan 2025 10:59:06 GMT Britain bids to tackle zombie connections queue Britain faces a paradox with its plans to accelerate grid connections for renewable energy projects, ensure security of domestic supply and bring down consumer bills as soon as possible: there are now too many projects in the grid connections queue. To cut the excess and prioritise projects that are ready to connect, system operator Neso is proposing a series of milestones a project must reach in order to retain its connection. Reporting by Kelly Paul, Energy Reporter, Montel News. Contributor: Paul Buckworth, Principal Consultant, Montel Analytics. Britain faces a paradox with its plans to accelerate grid connections for renewable energy projects, ensure security of domestic supply and bring down consumer bills as soon as possible: there are now too many projects in the grid connections... Montel 01:33 <p><p>Britain faces a paradox with its plans to accelerate grid connections for renewable energy projects, ensure security of domestic supply and bring down consumer bills as soon as possible: there are now too many projects in the grid connections queue. To cut the excess and prioritise projects that are ready to connect, system operator Neso is proposing a series of milestones a project must reach in order to retain its connection. Reporting by Kelly Paul, Energy Reporter, Montel News. Contributor: Paul Buckworth, Principal Consultant, Montel Analytics.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/britain-bids-to-tackle-zombie"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968566/108749625/a205fb3c195f4cbd38f504220ba79444/standard/download-25-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> energyinsights http://video.montel.energy/the-endgame-for-gas-transit-via <p><p>As the expiration of Gazprom’s five-year transit agreement with Ukraine looms, speculation lingers about a last-minute deal being forged to keep the gas flowing next year. But ample stocks and sufficient alternative suppliers have diminished Europe’s need for this gas. At the same time, Ukraine sees little incentive for a new deal without broader geopolitical concessions. Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Dennis Hesseling, Head of Gas, Coal &amp; Power Markets Division, International Energy Agency; and Yuriy Onyshkiv, Senior Analyst, LSEG.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/the-endgame-for-gas-transit-via"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968559/106555543/0affc451edb386c9bdc524ab59f53b1d/standard/download-21-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/106555543 Tue, 19 Nov 2024 14:32:34 GMT The endgame for gas transit via Ukraine? As the expiration of Gazprom’s five-year transit agreement with Ukraine looms, speculation lingers about a last-minute deal being forged to keep the gas flowing next year. But ample stocks and sufficient alternative suppliers have diminished Europe’s need for this gas. At the same time, Ukraine sees little incentive for a new deal without broader geopolitical concessions. Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Dennis Hesseling, Head of Gas, Coal Power Markets Division, International Energy Agency; and Yuriy Onyshkiv, Senior Analyst, LSEG. As the expiration of Gazprom’s five-year transit agreement with Ukraine looms, speculation lingers about a last-minute deal being forged to keep the gas flowing next year. But ample stocks and sufficient alternative suppliers have diminished... Montel 01:14 <p><p>As the expiration of Gazprom’s five-year transit agreement with Ukraine looms, speculation lingers about a last-minute deal being forged to keep the gas flowing next year. But ample stocks and sufficient alternative suppliers have diminished Europe’s need for this gas. At the same time, Ukraine sees little incentive for a new deal without broader geopolitical concessions. Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel News. Contributors: Dennis Hesseling, Head of Gas, Coal &amp; Power Markets Division, International Energy Agency; and Yuriy Onyshkiv, Senior Analyst, LSEG.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/the-endgame-for-gas-transit-via"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968559/106555543/0affc451edb386c9bdc524ab59f53b1d/standard/download-21-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/germany-braces-for-winter-price <p><p>Germany is set to face wild power price swings this winter. There's one thing that Germans fear more than their currently faltering government and that's the so-called Dunkelflaute – when it's cold, dark and there's no wind. Given that Germany phased out nuclear last year and is scaling down its coal-fired power use, low wind generation this winter could send energy prices soaring and really put the market to the test. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany, Montel.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/germany-braces-for-winter-price"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968570/106313753/245fa8666d8dfa7f55e8cf9b127f1dbd/standard/download-23-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/106313753 Mon, 11 Nov 2024 14:16:13 GMT Germany braces for winter price surges amid low wind output Germany is set to face wild power price swings this winter. There's one thing that Germans fear more than their currently faltering government and that's the so-called Dunkelflaute – when it's cold, dark and there's no wind. Given that Germany phased out nuclear last year and is scaling down its coal-fired power use, low wind generation this winter could send energy prices soaring and really put the market to the test. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany, Montel. Germany is set to face wild power price swings this winter. There's one thing that Germans fear more than their currently faltering government and that's the so-called Dunkelflaute – when it's cold, dark and there's no wind. Given that Germany... Montel 01:19 <p><p>Germany is set to face wild power price swings this winter. There's one thing that Germans fear more than their currently faltering government and that's the so-called Dunkelflaute – when it's cold, dark and there's no wind. Given that Germany phased out nuclear last year and is scaling down its coal-fired power use, low wind generation this winter could send energy prices soaring and really put the market to the test. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany, Montel.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/germany-braces-for-winter-price"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968570/106313753/245fa8666d8dfa7f55e8cf9b127f1dbd/standard/download-23-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/germanys-energy-regulator-probes <p><p>Germany’s energy regulator – the Federal Network Agency – is scrutinising allegations of insider trading in the country’s power market first reported by Montel in June. The allegations relate to a confidential signal grid operators provide to select companies to keep power networks in balance. The regulator says it has been demanding information from network operators since whistleblowers told Montel the signal was being used to front run the power market.&nbsp;Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Editor Clean Energy Desk, Montel.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/germanys-energy-regulator-probes"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968566/104458838/0aba937aea813ee5dc2fdd903a4cd5a6/standard/download-19-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/104458838 Mon, 07 Oct 2024 15:53:52 GMT Germany’s energy regulator probes insider trading claims Germany’s energy regulator – the Federal Network Agency – is scrutinising allegations of insider trading in the country’s power market first reported by Montel in June. The allegations relate to a confidential signal grid operators provide to select companies to keep power networks in balance. The regulator says it has been demanding information from network operators since whistleblowers told Montel the signal was being used to front run the power market.Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Editor Clean Energy Desk, Montel. Germany’s energy regulator – the Federal Network Agency – is scrutinising allegations of insider trading in the country’s power market first reported by Montel in June. The allegations relate to a confidential signal grid operators provide to... Montel 01:23 <p><p>Germany’s energy regulator – the Federal Network Agency – is scrutinising allegations of insider trading in the country’s power market first reported by Montel in June. The allegations relate to a confidential signal grid operators provide to select companies to keep power networks in balance. The regulator says it has been demanding information from network operators since whistleblowers told Montel the signal was being used to front run the power market.&nbsp;Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Editor Clean Energy Desk, Montel.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/germanys-energy-regulator-probes"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968566/104458838/0aba937aea813ee5dc2fdd903a4cd5a6/standard/download-19-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds http://video.montel.energy/norway-electric-cars-outnumber-2 <p><p>Despite sluggish sales of electric vehicles elsewhere in Europe, front runner Norway continues to set new records. What is the secret of this electrification success and what could be the impact on Norway’s power consumption? Reporting by Gert Mollestad, Editor Norway, Montel.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/norway-electric-cars-outnumber-2"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968575/104871818/0f7615d3bbc310ec55fd8edcdd85e4e3/standard/download-18-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/104871818 Tue, 01 Oct 2024 11:34:18 GMT Norway – Electric cars outnumber petrol cars for first time Despite sluggish sales of electric vehicles elsewhere in Europe, front runner Norway continues to set new records. What is the secret of this electrification success and what could be the impact on Norway’s power consumption? Reporting by Gert Mollestad, Editor Norway, Montel. Despite sluggish sales of electric vehicles elsewhere in Europe, front runner Norway continues to set new records. What is the secret of this electrification success and what could be the impact on Norway’s power consumption? Reporting by Gert... Montel 01:17 <p><p>Despite sluggish sales of electric vehicles elsewhere in Europe, front runner Norway continues to set new records. What is the secret of this electrification success and what could be the impact on Norway’s power consumption? Reporting by Gert Mollestad, Editor Norway, Montel.</p> </p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/norway-electric-cars-outnumber-2"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968575/104871818/0f7615d3bbc310ec55fd8edcdd85e4e3/standard/download-18-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/finland-europes-most-volatile-3 <p>Finland’s power market has seen huge changes over the past couple of years, as a surge in new wind and nuclear capacity has led to periods of unprecedented oversupply and caused negative prices. Will the country remain Europe’s most volatile power market going forward? Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Editor Nordics, Montel. Contributor: Riku Merikoski, analyst, Axpo. This video was first published on 18 June 2024.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/finland-europes-most-volatile-3"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968570/102145955/9ef05768bfe7ce9ba244557d8eb6877a/standard/download-22-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/102145955 Tue, 18 Jun 2024 11:52:40 GMT Finland – Europe’s most volatile power market Finland’s power market has seen huge changes over the past couple of years, as a surge in new wind and nuclear capacity has led to periods of unprecedented oversupply and caused negative prices. Will the country remain Europe’s most volatile power market going forward? Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Editor Nordics, Montel. Contributor: Riku Merikoski, analyst, Axpo. This video was first published on 18 June 2024. Finland’s power market has seen huge changes over the past couple of years, as a surge in new wind and nuclear capacity has led to periods of unprecedented oversupply and caused negative prices. Will the country remain Europe’s most volatile power... Montel 01:12 <p>Finland’s power market has seen huge changes over the past couple of years, as a surge in new wind and nuclear capacity has led to periods of unprecedented oversupply and caused negative prices. Will the country remain Europe’s most volatile power market going forward? Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Editor Nordics, Montel. Contributor: Riku Merikoski, analyst, Axpo. This video was first published on 18 June 2024.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/finland-europes-most-volatile-3"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968570/102145955/9ef05768bfe7ce9ba244557d8eb6877a/standard/download-22-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds http://video.montel.energy/europes-parliamentary-elections-a <p>Weekend elections for the European Parliament have delivered a blow to parties most outspoken in their support for ambitious climate policy. Those hostile to climate action saw a surge in support. Not least in the country synonymous with the energy transition: Germany. But the upshot is likely to be a change in nuance, rather than substance. For now. Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Editor Clean Energy Desk, Montel.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/europes-parliamentary-elections-a"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/101938611/adb24501cd54ec88e072ba6dc95a1416/standard/download-21-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/101938611 Mon, 10 Jun 2024 16:57:49 GMT Europe’s parliamentary elections – a rebuke for clean energy? Weekend elections for the European Parliament have delivered a blow to parties most outspoken in their support for ambitious climate policy. Those hostile to climate action saw a surge in support. Not least in the country synonymous with the energy transition: Germany. But the upshot is likely to be a change in nuance, rather than substance. For now. Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Editor Clean Energy Desk, Montel. Weekend elections for the European Parliament have delivered a blow to parties most outspoken in their support for ambitious climate policy. Those hostile to climate action saw a surge in support. Not least in the country synonymous with the... Montel 01:21 <p>Weekend elections for the European Parliament have delivered a blow to parties most outspoken in their support for ambitious climate policy. Those hostile to climate action saw a surge in support. Not least in the country synonymous with the energy transition: Germany. But the upshot is likely to be a change in nuance, rather than substance. For now. Reporting by Nathan Witkop, Editor Clean Energy Desk, Montel.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/europes-parliamentary-elections-a"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/101938611/adb24501cd54ec88e072ba6dc95a1416/standard/download-21-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/global-lng-competition-to-tighten <p><p>Global competition for LNG, especially between Asia and Europe, should remain subdued over the summer but markets will tighten as we head into winter. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG reporter, Montel. Contributor: Zhi Xin Chong, senior director at S&amp;P Global and head of emerging Asia gas and LNG markets.<br></p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/global-lng-competition-to-tighten"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968561/101056131/84fd4b26b2556b50568e76e0c93501b6/standard/download-19-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/101056131 Fri, 24 May 2024 10:15:53 GMT Global LNG competition to tighten ahead of winter Global competition for LNG, especially between Asia and Europe, should remain subdued over the summer but markets will tighten as we head into winter. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG reporter, Montel. Contributor: Zhi Xin Chong, senior director at SP Global and head of emerging Asia gas and LNG markets. Global competition for LNG, especially between Asia and Europe, should remain subdued over the summer but markets will tighten as we head into winter. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG reporter, Montel. Contributor: Zhi Xin Chong, senior... Montel 00:49 <p><p>Global competition for LNG, especially between Asia and Europe, should remain subdued over the summer but markets will tighten as we head into winter. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG reporter, Montel. Contributor: Zhi Xin Chong, senior director at S&amp;P Global and head of emerging Asia gas and LNG markets.<br></p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/global-lng-competition-to-tighten"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968561/101056131/84fd4b26b2556b50568e76e0c93501b6/standard/download-19-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/saharan-dust-events-may-dim-german <p>Clouds of dust blown to Europe from the Sahara Desert have reduced solar power output in Germany this spring. What impact could this increasingly common and intense weather phenomenon have on the country’s ambitious solar targets? Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter, Germany. Contributor: Alexander Stauch, Head of Marketing, Meteomatics.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/saharan-dust-events-may-dim-german"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/99289825/990bda1616d6dadabed0e95748ce5bfa/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/99289825 Tue, 30 Apr 2024 14:10:06 GMT Saharan dust events may dim German solar ambitions Clouds of dust blown to Europe from the Sahara Desert have reduced solar power output in Germany this spring. What impact could this increasingly common and intense weather phenomenon have on the country’s ambitious solar targets? Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter, Germany. Contributor: Alexander Stauch, Head of Marketing, Meteomatics. Clouds of dust blown to Europe from the Sahara Desert have reduced solar power output in Germany this spring. What impact could this increasingly common and intense weather phenomenon have on the country’s ambitious solar targets? Reporting by... Montel 01:23 <p>Clouds of dust blown to Europe from the Sahara Desert have reduced solar power output in Germany this spring. What impact could this increasingly common and intense weather phenomenon have on the country’s ambitious solar targets? Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter, Germany. Contributor: Alexander Stauch, Head of Marketing, Meteomatics.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/saharan-dust-events-may-dim-german"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/99289825/990bda1616d6dadabed0e95748ce5bfa/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds http://video.montel.energy/tariff-wars-ahead-for-gas-markets <p>While Trump is a friend of the fossil industry, global gas markets may be again shaken up if Donald Trump wins the November US presidential election. The granting of approvals for new LNG projects will resume, regardless of who wins, but some worry that a second Trump administration could reignite tariff wars, especially with China. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG correspondent, Montel. Contributors: Ira Joseph, a senior researcher in Columbia University’s Centre of Global Energy Policy. Henning Gloystein, Eurasia’s director of energy, climate and resources</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/tariff-wars-ahead-for-gas-markets"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968569/99026335/d184c20bf25eac8cbe82cafe6be58bdc/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/99026335 Mon, 29 Apr 2024 14:00:00 GMT Tariff wars ahead for gas markets if Trump returns While Trump is a friend of the fossil industry, global gas markets may be again shaken up if Donald Trump wins the November US presidential election. The granting of approvals for new LNG projects will resume, regardless of who wins, but some worry that a second Trump administration could reignite tariff wars, especially with China. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG correspondent, Montel. Contributors: Ira Joseph, a senior researcher in Columbia University’s Centre of Global Energy Policy. Henning Gloystein, Eurasia’s director of energy, climate and resources While Trump is a friend of the fossil industry, global gas markets may be again shaken up if Donald Trump wins the November US presidential election. The granting of approvals for new LNG projects will resume, regardless of who wins, but some... Montel 01:50 <p>While Trump is a friend of the fossil industry, global gas markets may be again shaken up if Donald Trump wins the November US presidential election. The granting of approvals for new LNG projects will resume, regardless of who wins, but some worry that a second Trump administration could reignite tariff wars, especially with China. Reporting by Andrés Cala, senior LNG correspondent, Montel. Contributors: Ira Joseph, a senior researcher in Columbia University’s Centre of Global Energy Policy. Henning Gloystein, Eurasia’s director of energy, climate and resources</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/tariff-wars-ahead-for-gas-markets"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968569/99026335/d184c20bf25eac8cbe82cafe6be58bdc/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/nordic-hydro-and-go-price <p>Over the last 18 months, the European market for Guarantees of Origin, a certification scheme used to document renewable electricity consumption, has experienced the most price volatility in its history. Is this turbulence set to continue or can we expect some stability and even a recovery in the months ahead? Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Editor Nordics, Montel. Contributor: Petter Nordby, Nordic power market analyst LSEG.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/nordic-hydro-and-go-price"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968568/97474719/0bcf2a23013c0fc07e1f7329b2ccdfda/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/97474719 Fri, 19 Apr 2024 16:56:04 GMT Nordic hydro and GO price volatility Over the last 18 months, the European market for Guarantees of Origin, a certification scheme used to document renewable electricity consumption, has experienced the most price volatility in its history. Is this turbulence set to continue or can we expect some stability and even a recovery in the months ahead? Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Editor Nordics, Montel. Contributor: Petter Nordby, Nordic power market analyst LSEG. Over the last 18 months, the European market for Guarantees of Origin, a certification scheme used to document renewable electricity consumption, has experienced the most price volatility in its history. Is this turbulence set to continue or can... Montel 00:57 <p>Over the last 18 months, the European market for Guarantees of Origin, a certification scheme used to document renewable electricity consumption, has experienced the most price volatility in its history. Is this turbulence set to continue or can we expect some stability and even a recovery in the months ahead? Reporting by Olav Vilnes, Editor Nordics, Montel. Contributor: Petter Nordby, Nordic power market analyst LSEG.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/nordic-hydro-and-go-price"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968568/97474719/0bcf2a23013c0fc07e1f7329b2ccdfda/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/pasting-the-cracks <p>EDF has found a new crack on a French reactor amid ongoing corrosion probes and repairs. Does the state-owned power firm have matters under control?</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/pasting-the-cracks"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968578/96709079/9b92f34254c23d732141c9fe5c681506/standard/download-16-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/96709079 Wed, 10 Apr 2024 17:09:54 GMT Pasting the cracks? EDF has found a new crack on a French reactor amid ongoing corrosion probes and repairs. Does the state-owned power firm have matters under control? EDF has found a new crack on a French reactor amid ongoing corrosion probes and repairs. Does the state-owned power firm have matters under control? Montel 00:51 <p>EDF has found a new crack on a French reactor amid ongoing corrosion probes and repairs. Does the state-owned power firm have matters under control?</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/pasting-the-cracks"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968578/96709079/9b92f34254c23d732141c9fe5c681506/standard/download-16-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/german-coal-plants-warn-of <p>While German coal plant operators are used to dealing with higher river temperatures during the summer, this year for the first time, production cuts may be needed as early as March. Reported by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter, Germany.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/german-coal-plants-warn-of"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/96125063/81aa365e8df790c49d8c28b2b7215e7f/standard/download-13-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/96125063 Wed, 27 Mar 2024 09:00:00 GMT German coal plants warn of production cuts as rivers heat up While German coal plant operators are used to dealing with higher river temperatures during the summer, this year for the first time, production cuts may be needed as early as March. Reported by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter, Germany. While German coal plant operators are used to dealing with higher river temperatures during the summer, this year for the first time, production cuts may be needed as early as March. Reported by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter, Germany. Montel 00:47 <p>While German coal plant operators are used to dealing with higher river temperatures during the summer, this year for the first time, production cuts may be needed as early as March. Reported by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter, Germany.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/german-coal-plants-warn-of"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/96125063/81aa365e8df790c49d8c28b2b7215e7f/standard/download-13-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> #60seconds http://video.montel.energy/ukraine-to-boost-eu-power-imports <p>Following Russia’s missiles attacks on key energy infrastructure sites, the Ukrainian energy company Dtek is weighing up its options in dealing with a significant power deficit.<br><br>| Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel. Contributor: Dmytro Sakharuk, Executive Director, Dtek.&nbsp;</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/ukraine-to-boost-eu-power-imports"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/96023954/a20b1092c746addae4efe04da5e57b17/standard/download-14-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/96023954 Fri, 22 Mar 2024 18:35:22 GMT Ukraine to boost EU power imports after Russian strike Following Russia’s missiles attacks on key energy infrastructure sites, the Ukrainian energy company Dtek is weighing up its options in dealing with a significant power deficit.| Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel. Contributor: Dmytro Sakharuk, Executive Director, Dtek. Following Russia’s missiles attacks on key energy infrastructure sites, the Ukrainian energy company Dtek is weighing up its options in dealing with a significant power deficit.| Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel.... Montel 01:06 <p>Following Russia’s missiles attacks on key energy infrastructure sites, the Ukrainian energy company Dtek is weighing up its options in dealing with a significant power deficit.<br><br>| Reporting by Laurence Walker, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Montel. Contributor: Dmytro Sakharuk, Executive Director, Dtek.&nbsp;</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/ukraine-to-boost-eu-power-imports"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/96023954/a20b1092c746addae4efe04da5e57b17/standard/download-14-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/italys-bumpy-energy-road <p>After two years of extremely high prices, Italy may have emerged from the energy crisis but it still could become over-reliant on LNG as it reduces its dependence on piped gas. In addition, the outlook for industrial gas demand is bleak. Reporting by Snjolfur Richard Sverrisson, Editor-In-Chief Montel. Contributor: Davide Tabarelli, President, Nomisma Energia.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/italys-bumpy-energy-road"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/95943611/803192baca6c77ab10c6bbe483d297b9/standard/download-13-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/95943611 Thu, 21 Mar 2024 10:24:46 GMT Italy’s bumpy energy road After two years of extremely high prices, Italy may have emerged from the energy crisis but it still could become over-reliant on LNG as it reduces its dependence on piped gas. In addition, the outlook for industrial gas demand is bleak. Reporting by Snjolfur Richard Sverrisson, Editor-In-Chief Montel. Contributor: Davide Tabarelli, President, Nomisma Energia. After two years of extremely high prices, Italy may have emerged from the energy crisis but it still could become over-reliant on LNG as it reduces its dependence on piped gas. In addition, the outlook for industrial gas demand is bleak.... Montel 00:43 <p>After two years of extremely high prices, Italy may have emerged from the energy crisis but it still could become over-reliant on LNG as it reduces its dependence on piped gas. In addition, the outlook for industrial gas demand is bleak. Reporting by Snjolfur Richard Sverrisson, Editor-In-Chief Montel. Contributor: Davide Tabarelli, President, Nomisma Energia.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/italys-bumpy-energy-road"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/95943611/803192baca6c77ab10c6bbe483d297b9/standard/download-13-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/norways-first-offshore-wind-farm <p>The Ventyr consortium, consisting of Belgium’s Parkwind and Sweden’s Ingka,<br> have won Norway’s first offshore wind auction with a strike price of just over EUR 99/MWh. What could be the implications for power prices in that country? Reporting by Gert Mollested, Norway Editor, Montel. With: Sigbjorn Seland, analyst Storm Geo.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/norways-first-offshore-wind-farm"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/95919493/24fb2a547d2fe48463bb698799c342d2/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/95919493 Wed, 20 Mar 2024 17:42:25 GMT Norway’s first offshore wind farm auction closes The Ventyr consortium, consisting of Belgium’s Parkwind and Sweden’s Ingka, have won Norway’s first offshore wind auction with a strike price of just over EUR 99/MWh. What could be the implications for power prices in that country? Reporting by Gert Mollested, Norway Editor, Montel. With: Sigbjorn Seland, analyst Storm Geo. The Ventyr consortium, consisting of Belgium’s Parkwind and Sweden’s Ingka, have won Norway’s first offshore wind auction with a strike price of just over EUR 99/MWh. What could be the implications for power prices in that country? Reporting by... Montel 00:34 <p>The Ventyr consortium, consisting of Belgium’s Parkwind and Sweden’s Ingka,<br> have won Norway’s first offshore wind auction with a strike price of just over EUR 99/MWh. What could be the implications for power prices in that country? Reporting by Gert Mollested, Norway Editor, Montel. With: Sigbjorn Seland, analyst Storm Geo.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/norways-first-offshore-wind-farm"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968579/95919493/24fb2a547d2fe48463bb698799c342d2/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/soft-landing-for-gas-short-runway <p>European plans to grow gas import capacity by 55% may look like overkill after a second winter of comfortable supply, but Germany’s biggest power producer still likes the insurance.<br>Reporter: Nathan Witkop, Editor Green Energy Desk, Montel.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/soft-landing-for-gas-short-runway"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968556/95744813/c2162d54ef5b24c3a9a866bbe61eac1c/standard/download-13-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/95744813 Fri, 15 Mar 2024 14:26:33 GMT Soft landing for gas, short runway for hydrogen European plans to grow gas import capacity by 55% may look like overkill after a second winter of comfortable supply, but Germany’s biggest power producer still likes the insurance.Reporter: Nathan Witkop, Editor Green Energy Desk, Montel. European plans to grow gas import capacity by 55% may look like overkill after a second winter of comfortable supply, but Germany’s biggest power producer still likes the insurance.Reporter: Nathan Witkop, Editor Green Energy Desk, Montel. Montel 01:08 <p>European plans to grow gas import capacity by 55% may look like overkill after a second winter of comfortable supply, but Germany’s biggest power producer still likes the insurance.<br>Reporter: Nathan Witkop, Editor Green Energy Desk, Montel.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/soft-landing-for-gas-short-runway"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968556/95744813/c2162d54ef5b24c3a9a866bbe61eac1c/standard/download-13-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/is-norways-first-offshore-wind <p>Norway’s first offshore wind auction for 1.4 GW of capacity will take place on Monday,18 March 2024.<br /> Considered a key pillar of the country’s energy strategy, concern about its outcome is growing.</p> <p>Reporting by Gert Ove Mollestad, Norway Editor.<br /> With: Åslaug Haga, head of sector organisation, Renewables Norway</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/is-norways-first-offshore-wind"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968571/95554532/c62a33a6d3370d05214b5f854a172dba/standard/download-9-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/95554532 Mon, 11 Mar 2024 08:59:47 GMT Is Norway’s first offshore wind auction set to fail? Norway’s first offshore wind auction for 1.4 GW of capacity will take place on Monday,18 March 2024. Considered a key pillar of the country’s energy strategy, concern about its outcome is growing. Reporting by Gert Ove Mollestad, Norway Editor. With: Åslaug Haga, head of sector organisation, Renewables Norway Norway’s first offshore wind auction for 1.4 GW of capacity will take place on Monday,18 March 2024. Considered a key pillar of the country’s energy strategy, concern about its outcome is growing. Reporting by Gert Ove Mollestad, Norway Editor.... Montel 00:39 <p>Norway’s first offshore wind auction for 1.4 GW of capacity will take place on Monday,18 March 2024.<br /> Considered a key pillar of the country’s energy strategy, concern about its outcome is growing.</p> <p>Reporting by Gert Ove Mollestad, Norway Editor.<br /> With: Åslaug Haga, head of sector organisation, Renewables Norway</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/is-norways-first-offshore-wind"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968571/95554532/c62a33a6d3370d05214b5f854a172dba/standard/download-9-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/supply-shortage-fears-fade-as <p>The European meteorological winter ended on 29 February and any remaining fears of a supply shortage on the power and gas markets are evaporating. This means Europe has made it through its second winter without Russian gas. Heating demand on the continent is muted as Europe saw its third-warmest winter on record.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/supply-shortage-fears-fade-as"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968561/95415223/26d55a1ef53cc350d2bf35ac03404bbd/standard/download-9-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/95415223 Wed, 06 Mar 2024 11:40:32 GMT Supply shortage fears fade as spring approaches The European meteorological winter ended on 29 February and any remaining fears of a supply shortage on the power and gas markets are evaporating. This means Europe has made it through its second winter without Russian gas. Heating demand on the continent is muted as Europe saw its third-warmest winter on record. The European meteorological winter ended on 29 February and any remaining fears of a supply shortage on the power and gas markets are evaporating. This means Europe has made it through its second winter without Russian gas. Heating demand on the... Montel 00:49 <p>The European meteorological winter ended on 29 February and any remaining fears of a supply shortage on the power and gas markets are evaporating. This means Europe has made it through its second winter without Russian gas. Heating demand on the continent is muted as Europe saw its third-warmest winter on record.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/supply-shortage-fears-fade-as"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968561/95415223/26d55a1ef53cc350d2bf35ac03404bbd/standard/download-9-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/competition-for-lng-heats-up-as <p>Europe will struggle to attract LNG in March but Asian buyers are sure taking more interest in the market. <p>Reporting by: Andrés Cala, Senior LNG Correspondent</p> <p>With:<br> Alex Siow, Gas and LNG analyst, ICIS.<br> Laura Page, Natural gas and LNG Insight manager, Kpler</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/competition-for-lng-heats-up-as"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968566/95375712/5e176a7c9a65c31b861ea6adaf0004bc/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/95375712 Tue, 05 Mar 2024 15:05:15 GMT Competition for LNG heats up as Asian buyers awake Europe will struggle to attract LNG in March but Asian buyers are sure taking more interest in the market. Reporting by: Andrés Cala, Senior LNG Correspondent With: Alex Siow, Gas and LNG analyst, ICIS. Laura Page, Natural gas and LNG Insight manager, Kpler Europe will struggle to attract LNG in March but Asian buyers are sure taking more interest in the market. Reporting by: Andrés Cala, Senior LNG Correspondent With: Alex Siow, Gas and LNG analyst, ICIS. Laura Page, Natural gas and LNG Insight... Montel 01:14 <p>Europe will struggle to attract LNG in March but Asian buyers are sure taking more interest in the market. <p>Reporting by: Andrés Cala, Senior LNG Correspondent</p> <p>With:<br> Alex Siow, Gas and LNG analyst, ICIS.<br> Laura Page, Natural gas and LNG Insight manager, Kpler</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/competition-for-lng-heats-up-as"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968566/95375712/5e176a7c9a65c31b861ea6adaf0004bc/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/french-nuclear-crunch <p>One moment they're fixing the roof, the next there's a hole in the floor. How the yo-yo of power prices has disrupted France’s plan to boost nuclear revenues.<br /> Reporting by Chris Eales – Editor, France.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/french-nuclear-crunch"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968576/95219644/9801402aad848776371c430f3ea899a7/standard/download-18-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/95219644 Fri, 01 Mar 2024 15:46:46 GMT French nuclear crunch One moment they're fixing the roof, the next there's a hole in the floor. How the yo-yo of power prices has disrupted France’s plan to boost nuclear revenues. Reporting by Chris Eales – Editor, France. One moment they're fixing the roof, the next there's a hole in the floor. How the yo-yo of power prices has disrupted France’s plan to boost nuclear revenues. Reporting by Chris Eales – Editor, France. Montel 01:12 <p>One moment they're fixing the roof, the next there's a hole in the floor. How the yo-yo of power prices has disrupted France’s plan to boost nuclear revenues.<br /> Reporting by Chris Eales – Editor, France.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/french-nuclear-crunch"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968576/95219644/9801402aad848776371c430f3ea899a7/standard/download-18-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/are-gas-and-lng-markets <p>Currently, there are a myriad of geopolitical risks that could seriously affect global gas and LNG supply, including possible attacks on Russian gas infrastructure and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Are these dangers being taken seriously enough?<p></p> <p>Reporting by Andrés Cala - Senior LNG Correspondent.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/are-gas-and-lng-markets"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968571/94998212/c545a07bd16b45c1bb899816402aac39/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/94998212 Mon, 26 Feb 2024 08:35:58 GMT Are gas and LNG markets underestimating geopolitical risks? Currently, there are a myriad of geopolitical risks that could seriously affect global gas and LNG supply, including possible attacks on Russian gas infrastructure and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Are these dangers being taken seriously enough? Reporting by Andrés Cala - Senior LNG Correspondent. Currently, there are a myriad of geopolitical risks that could seriously affect global gas and LNG supply, including possible attacks on Russian gas infrastructure and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Are these dangers being taken seriously... Montel 01:05 <p>Currently, there are a myriad of geopolitical risks that could seriously affect global gas and LNG supply, including possible attacks on Russian gas infrastructure and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Are these dangers being taken seriously enough?<p></p> <p>Reporting by Andrés Cala - Senior LNG Correspondent.</p></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/are-gas-and-lng-markets"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968571/94998212/c545a07bd16b45c1bb899816402aac39/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/futures-trading-on-europes-biggest <p>Futures trading on the EEX reached a record high last year and this trend seems certain to continue after an 88% rise in January.</p> <p>Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany.<br /> Contributor: Peter Reitz, EEX CEO</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/futures-trading-on-europes-biggest"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968560/94934346/2268e42bbe2a00824c8664c672ab73cb/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/94934346 Fri, 23 Feb 2024 11:53:37 GMT Futures trading on Europe's biggest power bourse picks up Futures trading on the EEX reached a record high last year and this trend seems certain to continue after an 88% rise in January. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany. Contributor: Peter Reitz, EEX CEO Futures trading on the EEX reached a record high last year and this trend seems certain to continue after an 88% rise in January. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany. Contributor: Peter Reitz, EEX CEO Montel 00:43 <p>Futures trading on the EEX reached a record high last year and this trend seems certain to continue after an 88% rise in January.</p> <p>Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany.<br /> Contributor: Peter Reitz, EEX CEO</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/futures-trading-on-europes-biggest"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968560/94934346/2268e42bbe2a00824c8664c672ab73cb/standard/download-10-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/no-end-in-sight-for-german-power <p><span><p>German power prices have dropped almost 50% since mid-November and show no sign of revival. According to one of the leading marketers of German green power, this downward trend is likely to continue. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany.<br></p><p>Contributor: Sven Nels, Managing Director Energy Trading at Baywa Re</p></span></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/no-end-in-sight-for-german-power"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968575/94847748/80643094f8a0d9bc9c9432013a090be4/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/94847748 Wed, 21 Feb 2024 14:07:58 GMT No end in sight for German power slide German power prices have dropped almost 50% since mid-November and show no sign of revival. According to one of the leading marketers of German green power, this downward trend is likely to continue. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany.Contributor: Sven Nels, Managing Director Energy Trading at Baywa Re German power prices have dropped almost 50% since mid-November and show no sign of revival. According to one of the leading marketers of German green power, this downward trend is likely to continue. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter... Montel 00:46 <p><span><p>German power prices have dropped almost 50% since mid-November and show no sign of revival. According to one of the leading marketers of German green power, this downward trend is likely to continue. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany.<br></p><p>Contributor: Sven Nels, Managing Director Energy Trading at Baywa Re</p></span></p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/no-end-in-sight-for-german-power"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968575/94847748/80643094f8a0d9bc9c9432013a090be4/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds http://video.montel.energy/buckle-up-germany-set-for-choppy <p>Germany‘s power system will be flooded with a record amount of solar power this summer after installing 14 GW last year. That’s why traders will have to deal with high volatility and low prices starting from the second quarter. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/buckle-up-germany-set-for-choppy"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968555/94739024/3a866abafc44c5eafef3996c42caaf5e/standard/download-22-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/94739024 Mon, 19 Feb 2024 11:37:06 GMT Buckle up – Germany set for choppy power prices amid solar boom. Germany‘s power system will be flooded with a record amount of solar power this summer after installing 14 GW last year. That’s why traders will have to deal with high volatility and low prices starting from the second quarter. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany. Germany‘s power system will be flooded with a record amount of solar power this summer after installing 14 GW last year. That’s why traders will have to deal with high volatility and low prices starting from the second quarter. Reporting by Julia... Montel 00:54 <p>Germany‘s power system will be flooded with a record amount of solar power this summer after installing 14 GW last year. That’s why traders will have to deal with high volatility and low prices starting from the second quarter. Reporting by Julia Demirdag, Energy Reporter Germany.</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/buckle-up-germany-set-for-choppy"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968555/94739024/3a866abafc44c5eafef3996c42caaf5e/standard/download-22-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 60seconds montelnews http://video.montel.energy/global-lng-demand-may-jump-50-by <p>The growth is driven by Asia mostly, but Europe will remain dependant on spot LNG. But will this lock the world into a fossil fuel future? Reporting by Andrés Cala - Senior LNG Correspondent</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/global-lng-demand-may-jump-50-by"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968580/94628760/111941d5f7fd4c87db54b56f46a535d3/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/94628760 Fri, 16 Feb 2024 12:08:26 GMT Global LNG demand may jump 50% by 2040 The growth is driven by Asia mostly, but Europe will remain dependant on spot LNG. But will this lock the world into a fossil fuel future? Reporting by Andrés Cala - Senior LNG Correspondent The growth is driven by Asia mostly, but Europe will remain dependant on spot LNG. But will this lock the world into a fossil fuel future? Reporting by Andrés Cala - Senior LNG Correspondent Montel 00:44 <p>The growth is driven by Asia mostly, but Europe will remain dependant on spot LNG. But will this lock the world into a fossil fuel future? Reporting by Andrés Cala - Senior LNG Correspondent</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/global-lng-demand-may-jump-50-by"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968580/94628760/111941d5f7fd4c87db54b56f46a535d3/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> #60seconds http://video.montel.energy/perfect-bearish-storm-for-carbon <p>European carbon prices have fallen to near 2-year lows – but can they sink any lower?</p> <p>Reporting by: Nathan Witkop – Editor, Clean Energy Desk<br /> With: Marcus Ferdinand – Chief Analytics Officer, Veyt</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/perfect-bearish-storm-for-carbon"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/94566635/7b8ffb5f2a25af5ba39a9dc12eef360a/standard/download-8-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.montel.energy/photo/94566635 Wed, 14 Feb 2024 14:56:05 GMT Perfect bearish storm for carbon European carbon prices have fallen to near 2-year lows – but can they sink any lower? Reporting by: Nathan Witkop – Editor, Clean Energy Desk With: Marcus Ferdinand – Chief Analytics Officer, Veyt European carbon prices have fallen to near 2-year lows – but can they sink any lower? Reporting by: Nathan Witkop – Editor, Clean Energy Desk With: Marcus Ferdinand – Chief Analytics Officer, Veyt Montel 00:51 <p>European carbon prices have fallen to near 2-year lows – but can they sink any lower?</p> <p>Reporting by: Nathan Witkop – Editor, Clean Energy Desk<br /> With: Marcus Ferdinand – Chief Analytics Officer, Veyt</p><p><a href="http://video.montel.energy/perfect-bearish-storm-for-carbon"><img src="http://video.montel.energy/64968558/94566635/7b8ffb5f2a25af5ba39a9dc12eef360a/standard/download-8-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p>