In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the hosts, Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley discuss various energy-related topics. They begin with Germany's need for Nord Stream two and the challenges surrounding it. The EU's gas reserves are at 97% capacity, but concerns persist due to reliance on Russian gas flows. Navigator CO2 Ventures cancels a carbon pipeline project in the US Midwest, raising questions about the viability of carbon capture initiatives. The hosts also touch on an interview highlighting the environmental and racial aspects of the climate crisis in Africa. The segment ends with a critique of green hydrogen's cost-effectiveness and an overview of market fluctuations, influenced by geopolitical tensions in Israel. Overall, the discussion offers insights into pressing energy issues on a global scale.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:00 – Intro

03:32 - Germany needs Nord Stream 2 – MP

05:15 - Major gas supplier issues warning to EU

07:58 - Why is the Climate Crisis racist where Africa is concerned? The West policies towards Africa are like environmental racism. – Alex Epstien

11:42 - Bidenomics at Work: ‘Green’ Hydrogen Is a Very Expensive Waste of Money

16:35 - Navigator CO2 Ventures Cancels 1,300-Mile Carbon Pipeline Project in U.S. Midwest

18:57 - Markets Update

19:52 - Israel-Hamas Update

22:55 - Outro

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