Energy News Beat Podcast

Week Recap: Coal, BRICS, Tariffs & the Global Power Shift
In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup - Weekly Recap, the hosts, Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley covers key energy and geopolitical topics, including coal’s persistent demand driven by China, Trump’s use of LNG and tariffs as negotiation tools, China’s nuclear energy advancements, and California’s reliance on foreign oil as a security risk. The discussion touches on BRICS’ potential threat to the U.S. dollar, global trade deficits, and OPEC’s market influence. Additionally, the UK’s unrealistic net-zero goals and Trump’s rapid policy changes affecting oil markets are analyzed, predicting stable oil prices around $80 per barrel with long-term economic growth potential.
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Highlights of the Podcast
00:00 - Intro
01:02 - The End of Coal Is Nowhere In Sight
02:37 - ‘BRICS is dead’ if it messes with dollar – Trump
06:25 - Why China is Winning the Nuclear Energy Race
08:37 - California Governor Newsom has positioned the state to be a national security risk for the entire USA
10:58 - Are President Trump’s Tariffs A Good Thing? And how does LNG play into his plan?
16:35 - Will OPEC Sit Back as Non-OPEC Oil Gains Ground?
18:04 - UK Government relaunches Net Zero Council
19:49 - Trump’s Policy Deluge Is Causing Paralysis in the Oil Market
21:30 - Outro
The End of Coal Is Nowhere In Sight
‘BRICS is dead’ if it messes with dollar – Trump
Why China is Winning the Nuclear Energy Race
California Governor Newsom has positioned the state to be a national security risk for the entire USA
Are President Trump’s Tariffs A Good Thing? And how does LNG play into his plan?
Will OPEC Sit Back as Non-OPEC Oil Gains Ground?
UK Government relaunches Net Zero Council
Trump’s Policy Deluge Is Causing Paralysis in the Oil Market
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