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Weight of Freight: Dry bulk insights with Pacific Rim’s Kelle Horn

This podcast takes a deep dive into the minor bulk trade in the Americas, and touches on the shifting global grain trade including Asia-Pacific’s increasing focus on South American grains over US Gulf coast and west coast North American suppliers.

Shipbroking firm Pacific Rim’s Kelle Horn speaks with Argus dry bulk freight reporter Ross Griffith about everything you ever wanted to know about the minor bulk trade in 2022, but were too afraid to ask.

 

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Weight of Freight: Coasting through the winter and into 2023?

This latest Weight of Freight podcast episode focuses on the 2023 orderbook, the return of the European refineries, Polish demand and what these could all mean for freight rates. 

Listen in as Gibson’s LPG Shipbroker Charlie Jones joins Argus’ Senior Gas Freight Reporter Jamie Aldridge to discuss the winter outlook for LPG coaster market and what lies ahead in 2023.

 

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Driving Discussions: Rocky waters for diesel markets

In this new episode, Alfonso Berrocal, European business development manager, interviews Benedict George, Senior European Market Reporter, and John Ollett, Deputy Editor for Freight on the impact of the Russian Diesel phase out in Europe, and the waves it is bringing to the global shipping market. 

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Chemical Conversations: European Polyolefins Contract Pricing

James Elliott, talks to polyolefins experts Alex Sands and Sam Hashmi about European polyolefins contract pricing, including insights on:

• October contract price settlements and early indicators for November
• Why we had to wait several days for the November ethylene and propylene settlements and what this means for PE and PP
• What the latest electricity prices mean for polyolefins costs and margins
• The Argus contract price methodology and why it doesn’t include energy surcharges

Hablando de Mercado: ¿Qué significan las elecciones intermedias para el mercado energético mexicano?

Las elecciones intermedias en Estados Unidos podrían no ser tan sonadas como las presidenciales, pero éstas tienen una implicación especial para el mercado energético mexicano. 

Únase a Josh Vence, el gerente de desarrollo de negocios en Argus para América Latina, y Sergio Meana, corresponsal senior en México para Argus Media, y entérese del nuevo clima político y financiero para el amplio mercado de combustibles en México.  

Enlaces adicionales: 

• Argus Mexico Fuel Markets 

• Argus US Products 

Global LPG Conversations: Statistical Review of Global LPG

In this episode, Michelle Gantert, Argus Analytics and consulting manager, and David Appleton, Argus’ vice-president LPG, discuss the annual report published on behalf of the World LPG Association. The report features supply, demand and trade statistics in 2021 for over 120 countries. Key findings in the report highlight LPG’s role as an essential fuel, making it one of the most resilient fuels in the industry. 

Metal Movers: LSEG on the copper supply conundrum

Argus explores the essential role of copper in the global energy transition with LSEG.

Tune in as Mark Seddon, Senior Manager - Metals, quizzes LSEG experts Karen Norton, Lead Base Metals Analyst, and Bruce Alway, Director – Metals Research, on the forecast for copper demand and the impact of EVs, renewables and other transition industries.

NetZero Transition: Cop27- Focus on Hydrogen Supply Chain

Timo Bollerhey, Managing Director at Hint.Co GmbH / H2Global joins Tim Hard, SVP Energy Transition at Argus, to discuss development taking place at COP27 and the funding surge at H2Global. They offer a platform which breaks long-term offtakes into shorter tenors, bridging the gap between bids and offers.

Listen to Timo Bollerhey as he shares the progress made to put in crucial financial infrastructure to help develop hydrogen sector’s supply chain.

 

• Get complimentary access to Argus Hydrogen and Future Fuels Service
• Learn more about Argus' natural gas/LNG coverage
• Visit COP27 Hub

Falando de mercado: Brasil terá menor custo de produção de hidrogênio verde do mundo

O Brasil pode se tornar um grande exportador de hidrogênio verde nos próximos anos, com os menores custos de produção do mundo. 

Rebecca Gompertz, repórter da publicação Argus Brazil Gas & Power, conversa com Armando Juliani, diretor executivo de Serviços e Soluções na Siemens Energy Brasil, sobre o potencial do país nesse novo mercado que está se desenvolvendo. 

 Quer ficar por dentro de tudo que acontece no mercado de hidrogênio? Acesse: https://www.argusmedia.com/pt/net-zero/hydrogen 

Agriculture Insights: Brazil corn exports to China move closer

Brazil is finally moving closer to start shipping corn to China seven years after an export protocol signed between the two parties. This comes at a time of tightening import supply for China, with high corn prices in the US and increasingly uncertain flows from Ukraine. How can Brazilian imports reshape China’s corn market? Is China set to see strong receipts anytime soon or are there still many bureaucratic, technical hurdles left?

In this Agriculture Insights podcast Argus’ AgriMarkets Editor Bilal Muftuoglu is joined by Brazil Agriculture and Fertilizer Deputy Editor Alessandra Mello, to discuss the feasibility of Brazilian corn exports to China.