The Energy Transition Show with Chris Nelder

What is the outlook for oil and gas, and how will the world manage the supply/demand balance as the energy transition proceeds?

What is the political economy of energy transitions, and what do we need to understand about it in order to make the energy transition a success?

In this second part of a two-part interview, we look at Russia’s gas, coal, nuclear, and renewables, and ask how it will fare as the energy transition proceeds.

In this first part of a two-part interview, we talk with Professor Thane Gustafson about Russia’s oil sector.

What needs to happen to get new transmission projects moving in the US, and how can the provisions of the new infrastructure law help?

How can the world shut down the coal industry faster and more equitably, while delivering the best outcomes for the public?

A new approach to energy forecasting finds that the energy transition is feasible, affordable, and most importantly, inevitable.

A global energy crunch is driving up the costs of all energy sources. But will it lead to renewed energy transition efforts, or reneging on climate commitments?

What are some of the reforms that can make electricity markets more friendly to the technologies and needs of the energy transition?

Energy researcher Jonathan Koomey rejoins us to review some of the major themes in energy transition over the past year.