In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack comments on sentiment among midstream energy infrastructure investors

Sources mentioned in podcast:

https://sl-advisors.com/the-coming-pipeline-cash-gusher

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack comments on how China’s coal use is expanding to offset global efforts against climate change

Sources mentioned in podcast:

https://www.ft.com/content/c1feee40-0add-11ea-b2d6-9bf4d1957a67

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-11-21/aramco-faces-serious-risks-from-climate-change-report-says

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-50490700

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack comments on how better corporate governance is helping returns

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack comments on phasing out coal

Sources mentioned in podcast:

NYTimes article

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack comments on developing countries inaction on climate change

Sources mentioned in podcast:

NYTimes article

Miami Will Be Underwater Soon

Polluted Oceans

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack complains about celebrities lecturing us on climate change

Sources mentioned in podcast:

Leonardo DiCaprio

Katy Perry at Google Camp

Julia Roberts, James Cameron and Al Gore

If you missed our webinar last week, titled “Volumes, Cashflow and ESG”, here’s a link to a replay.

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack talks about climate extremists and good news on US CO2 emissions

Sources mentioned in podcast:

Greta Thunberg in the Economist

New York Post on where CO2 emissions are growing

Extinction Rebellion video protesting on top of commuter train

EIA Short Term Energy Outlook

The Misdirection of Extinction Rebellion

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack talks about Extinction Rebellion’s misguided objectives

Review of Russell Gold’s Superpower

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack talks about his conclusions after reading Russell Gold’s recent book, Superpower

Greta’s Grandstanding

In this week’s podcast, Simon Lack talks about Greta Thunberg’s UN speech and long term projections for energy use