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Our podcasts delves into the details of the oil and gas industry with a focus on Middle East and North Africa.

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  1. 24. März

    Episode 10 - Chokepoint Consequences: The Risk Premium Gets Real

    As the Iran conflict enters its fourth week, energy markets are being reshaped not just by volatility but by control. From Hormuz disruptions to LNG shutdowns and refining bottlenecks, temporary shocks are increasingly carrying long-term structural consequences for global supply balances.

    30 Min.

  2. 16. März

    Episode 9 - Oil Logistics Are Now the Weakest Link in Globalisation

    In this episode, MEES editors examine the escalating impact of the Iran conflict on Gulf energy infrastructure, global supply chains and political stability. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively blocked and key export routes under sustained attack, producers are scrambling to reroute flows while markets face the risk of structural shortages in diesel and jet fuel. From UAE export resilience and Iraq’s political bottlenecks to Egypt’s socioeconomic pressures and Saudi Arabia’s critical Red Sea capacity, this discussion explores how the crisis is exposing the limits of contingency planning across the global energy system. The episode also assesses the geopolitical fallout inside Iran and among Western allies, highlighting how prolonged disruption could redefine energy security and regional power dynamics for years to come.

    33 Min.

  3. 9. März

    Episode 8 - Oil Markets on Edge as Gulf War Disrupts Supply

    In the second week of the Iran conflict, oil prices briefly surged toward $120 before pulling back amid speculation the war may soon end. In this episode, MEES editors examine the real drivers behind the market’s extreme volatility—from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and collapsing Iraqi exports to refinery disruptions, LNG outages, and the fragile logistics keeping Gulf oil flowing. They discuss how much supply is truly missing, which countries can still export crude and refined products, and why the duration of the conflict may determine the next phase for global energy markets.

    30 Min.

  4. 1. März

    Episode 7 - Energy-sector fallout of the Iran conflict

    MEES discussion on events in Iran and the Gulf as events unravel.

    30 Min.

  5. 12.03.2024

    Episode 6 - The evolving LNG landscape

    Contributing editor Kate Dourian sits downs with our Managing Editor James Cockayne and Jamie Ingram our senior Editor tackling a wide range of energy topics in our reboot episode.

    27 Min.

  6. 04.07.2022

    Episode 5 - Biden calls for more Gulf oil, Gulfsands wants Syrian oil-for-aid

    MEES Managing Editor James Cockayne hosts Senior Editor Jamie Ingram for a discussion on global oil market dynamics and one oil firm’s plans to bring Syrian crude oil back to the market.

    30 Min.

  7. 13.06.2022

    Episode 4 - Can Algeria capitalize on Europe's gas supply crunch?

    In this month's MEES podcast Managing Editor James Cockayne is joined by North Africa Editor Aydin Calik. Since February's invasion of Ukraine, Russia's key gas customers in Europe have drawn up plans to rapidly end their reliance on Russian gas. This potentially offers major opportunities for top North African gas producer Algeria which is linked to Europe by three gas pipelines and is also a major LNG exporter. But with Algeria also notorious for bureaucratic inertia, can it capitalize?

    21 Min.

  8. 04.04.2022

    Episode 3 - Interview with Demetris Fessas, Cyprus Hydrocarbon Company

    This week Senior Editor Jamie Ingram and East Mediterranean Editor Peter Stevenson discussed amongst other things the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on regional gas markets and took a closer look at potential monetization opportunities for Cypriot gas. We also hear from acting Director General of Cyprus' Hydrocarbons Company (CHC) Demetris Fessas on Cyprus' role in the East Mediterranean Gas Forum (EMGF) and the country's energy transition goals.

    36 Min.

  9. 07.03.2022

    Episode 2 - Gas Supply Realities

    In episode 2, MEES Senior Editor Jamie Ingram hosts our Managing Editor James Cockayne and Gulf analyst Yesar Al-Maleki in a frank discussion about the realities about gas supplies following the invasion of Ukraine.

    36 Min.

  10. 07.02.2022

    Episode 1 - Qatar Gas, Algeria's Output, Iran After Sanctions and IOC Capital Discipline

    In our first episode, MEES Managing Editor James Cockayne, Senior Editor Jamie Ingram and Contributing Editor Kate Dourian have a chat on gas markets and Qatar's ability to come to the rescue, Algeria's focus on oil as IOCs and NOCs shift their focus into the 'Energy Transition' and global market supply coming out of the US Permian.

    26 Min.
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