The 1895 Podcast

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we revisit and review gasworld's Decarbonisation Summit 2024. We delve into the latest insights on the hot topics of the events like ammonia, LNG, hydrogen, and much more.
Hear insights and presentations from Makini Byron, Director of Clean Energy Strategy at Linde; Ann-Kathrin Merz, Industry and Strategy Lead at First Ammonia; Anastasija Kuprijanova, Director of Maritime Business Development at Amogy; Sam Reynolds, a Research Lead with the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA); Robert G. Morgan, Founder of Agile Energy Inc; Steve Milward, Chief Operating Officer at 8 Rivers; and Dr. Brian Higgins, Chief Strategy and Climate Officer at Babcock & Wilcox (B&W).

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we discuss gasworld's recent Decarbonisation Summit and speak to Chuck Hayes of Swagelok about fluid systems for hydrogen - and the specific challenges and components involved.

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast we return to the inaugural Make Hydrogen Happen Panel session in London to hear the second half of the debate. 

From the archive: In May 2023, H2 View held it's inaugural Make Hydrogen Happen Panel session in London. Consisting of two hours of candid viewpoints and topical debate. 

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we discuss medical oxygen and some of the technology behind it. We look at its production process, the applications of oxygen, in particular its importance in the healthcare industry. We also take a look at some recent developments within medical oxygen, including the opening of a new facility in Nairobi and Air Liquide's deal to decarbonise the oxygen production process.
 
We also hear from Christian Borrie, of GCE, who discusses their new line of gas equipment for medical applications.
 
In this episode, Rob also reflects on his recent interview with Sanjiv Lamba, CEO of Linde plc. Finally, we react to the news that Eduardo Gil Elejoste is stepping down as President at Nippon Gases Europe.
 
retirement from Nippon Gases and a preview of upcoming medical gases content on Gasworld TV.

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, Tony Cochrane, Chief Commercial Officer at Ceres Power, discusses various aspects of green hydrogen and decarbonisation. The conversation covers Ceres' role in the green hydrogen value chain, leading producers of green hydrogen, actors in the industry, opportunities for decarbonising heavy industry, factors influencing investment decisions, adoption of electrolyser technologies, progress and partnerships at Ceres, methane pyrolysis, commercial readiness of solid oxide electrolysers, heat integration and water quality, lifetime and degradation of Ceres' technology, input and output of Ceres' systems, geographical focus for partnerships, and the market share for different electrolysis technologies.

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, filmed live at gasworld's European CO2 Summit, the panel discuss the key trends and talking points from the event. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the shift towards new sources of CO2, the need for collaboration and communication in the industry, and the challenges of engaging with farmers and small-scale sources. The panel also explores the impact of regulation and policy frameworks on the industry, as well as the importance of defining guidelines for CO2 testing.
 
Overall, the panel discussion highlights the need for a methodical and controlled approach to address the changing landscape of CO2. The panel discussion explores the future of CO2 sourcing, the need to incentivize investments in CO2 sources, consumer perception of CO2 sourcing, preparing for future CO2 crises, the need for utilisation of CO2, and predictions for the future CO2 market.

In this episode of The 1895, we return to hydrogen. We start with a look at the impact of geopolitical issues one the electrolyser market in an interview with Stephen B. Harrison of sbh4 Consulting. We then hear from Carl Dunaway, Director of Business Development for Wärtsilä Energy on their range of engines. Finally, he run through the upcoming Class of H2 training modules.

This episode of The 1895 Podcast comes like from gasworld’s European CO2 Summit 2024. We provide insights into the changing nature of the CO2 supply chain, demands and driving factors in the industry, challenges faced by the ammonia market, and the potential of biogas and biomethane.
 
At the event, and in this podcast, we highlight the need for biogenic CO2 and the importance of a consistent long-term policy framework to support the growth of the industry.
 
Tune in to hear exclusive interviews with Christopher Carson, Managing Director and BioCarbonics Limited and Founding Director of Carbonic Solutions; and Alix Amin, Analyst of Nitrogen Fertilizers at CRU. Also hear from Charlotte Morton OBE, Chief Executive at the World Biogas Association.
 
Chapters
00:00 – Introduction
03:17 – Chris Carson: The Changing Nature of the CO2 Supply Chain
12:38 – Alex Amin: Ammonia Market Overview
20:10 – Charlotte Morton: World Biogas Association Overview
32:08 – Event Overview & Outro

In this episode of The 1895, we look at supply chains, helium security, and US LNG exports. We start with a look at the impact of geopolitical issues on the industry. We then look at the vulnerability of supply chains and the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. We explore the fragility of supply chains in the helium industry, along with the recent sale of federal helium assets. The episode also covers the pause on LNG export permits in the US with Sam Reynolds, Research Lead of LNG in Asia, for The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
 
00:00 - Introduction
01:15 - The Impact of Globalization on Supply Chains
03:08 - Vulnerability of Key Trade Lanes
07:17 - Lessons Learned from COVID-19 and Just-in-Time Supply Chains
16:35 - The Sale of Federal Helium Assets
20:06 - The Pause on LNG Export Permits in the US
39:34 - Barclays' Decision to Stop Financing Upstream Oil and Gas Expansion
45:41 - Outro