i m going to be discussing all of that with these two, there they are, dr ulrich hoppe, the director general of the german british chamber of industry and commerce. and helima croft, a member of america s national petroleum council, which advises the us energy secretary on strategy. also on the show, the big boss of the middle east s oldest privately held oil and gas company, crescent petroleum, joins me to talk about those skyrocketing prices, energy supply and the impact of the war in ukraine. wherever you rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, they war between russia and ukraine is about to enter its sixth month. the human suffering on the ground has been massive and the economic consequences of the war and the sanctions imposed on russia, are spreading around the world. nowhere is it as stark as the oil and gas industry. vladimir putin s invasion of ukraine is causing energy prices to skyrocket around the worl
an energy emergency? energy companies across the continent warn of higher prices. limited rationing is already under way in germany as the supply from russia starts to drop off. in america, they ve released more oil to the market but is it enough to keep us all going? with more sanctions and cold weather on the way, are we looking at a perfect storm for the energy market? i m going to be discussing all of that with these two, there they are, dr ulrich hoppe, the director general of the german british chamber of industry and commerce. and helima croft, a member of america s national petroleum council, which advises the us energy secretary on strategy. also on the show, the big boss of the middle east s oldest privately held oil and gas company, crescent petroleum, joins me to talk about those skyrocketing prices, energy supply and the impact of the war in ukraine. wherever you rejoining me from around the world once again a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, t
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we ve seen in the past opec members sometimes at war with each other, iraq and iran during the 1980s for an eight year war, and yet managed to continue to collaborate partner within opec. i d also like to just take the opportunity to remember and honor secretary general mohammad barkindo, who s a good friend, who passed away recently and suddenly and his end of his tenure in opec. he was a great figure in the global energy stage and played a key role in that diplomacy in those critical years. do you think the relationship with opec and russia is part of the reason we are not seeing many of the opec nations join in on the sanctions? i many of the opec nations “oin in on the sanctions? in on the sanctions? i think those are in on the sanctions? i think those are two in on the sanctions? i think those are two separate - in on the sanctions? i think. those are two separate issues because sanctions are about
ago, during the covid pandemic, that the whole world relied on that and actuallyjoined in that alliance. the us government encouraged us companies to participate in that when oil prices crashed and actually hit briefly negative levels. so it s been important for global energy stability. it s not about, you know, necessarily friendship or political alliance. we ve seen in the past opec members sometimes at war with each other, iraq and iran during the 1980s for an eight year war, and yet managed to continue to collaborate partner within opec. i d also like to just take the opportunity to remember and honour secretary general mohammad barkindo, who s a good friend, who passed away recently and suddenly and his end of his tenure in opec. he was a great figure in the global energy stage and played a key role in that diplomacy