Oil Ground Up
Rory Johnston navigates listeners through the financial market dynamics of the world's oil and gas sector. Get the latest fundamentals behind the price action and hear from industry experts from the field and from the corporate offices of the world's leading energy producers.
Episodes
Why Oil Hasn't Hit $200—and What Happens Next | Javier Blas
What happens to the global oil market when the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted for months, tanker shipping costs explode, and China dramatically reduces its crude imports?In this episode of Oil Ground Up, host Rory Johnston welcomes Javier Blas, Bloomberg Opinion columnist and co-author of The World for Sale: Money, Power, and the Traders Who Barter the Earth's Resources, for an in-depth di
Hormuz, Diesel & the Return of the Geopolitical Risk Premium
What happens when geopolitical risk stops being theoretical and begins physically reshaping global oil flows?On this episode of Oil Ground Up, Rory Johnston is joined by Michelle Brouhard, Head of Policy and Geopolitical Risk at Kpler, for a wide-ranging discussion on the collision between geopolitics, energy policy and physical commodity markets. Drawing on a career spanning power, natural gas, o
Keystone XL Is Back—But North America’s Oil Map Has Changed
North America is suddenly facing a wave of new oil pipeline proposals—but which projects actually make commercial sense, and which are being driven by energy security and geopolitics?On this episode of Oil Ground Up, Rory Johnston is joined by Rob Wilson, President of East Daley Analytics, for a deep dive into the rapidly changing North American oil infrastructure landscape. They begin with the la
The Oil Market Is Tighter Than It Looks | David Wech
Rory Johnston returns to Oil Ground Up with David Wech, Chief Economist at Vortexa, for a deep dive into one of the most complicated oil markets in recent memory. With crude and refined products moving through increasingly opaque trade routes, Rory and David examine what tanker data is actually telling us about oil on water, the Strait of Hormuz, Russian exports, diesel shortages, China and the ch
Jeff Currie: Everything You Know About Oil Markets Is Wrong
Jeff Currie joins Rory Johnston on the Oil Ground Up Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on commodity price discovery, the changing structure of energy markets, and why today's geopolitical environment is unlike anything investors have faced in decades. Together they examine the aftermath of the Strait of Hormuz crisis, the disconnect between crude oil and refined product markets, and why vola
The Fragile Peace Reshaping Global Oil Markets
Gregory Brew returns to the Oil Ground Up Podcast to examine the evolving geopolitical landscape in the Middle East following the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and what it means for global energy markets. Gregory and Rory Johnston discuss the fragile status of the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's shifting negotiating strategy, the future of U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf, and why shipping flows remain wel
Why Oil Tankers Still Are Not Returning to the Strait of Hormuz
Rory Johnston welcomes maritime historian and shipping expert Dr. Sal Mercogliano to Oil Ground Up for a deep dive into the evolving Strait of Hormuz crisis and what it means for global oil markets. Together, they examine why commercial shipping ground to a halt, how tanker operators are weighing risk versus reward, and why reopening one of the world's most important energy chokepoints is far
Bob McNally on Hormuz, Oil Prices, and the End of Energy Security Assumptions
Rory Johnston welcomes legendary energy analyst Bob McNally to Oil Ground Up for a sweeping conversation on the Strait of Hormuz crisis, global oil supply disruptions, and the fragile state of today’s energy markets. Bob reflects on decades of experience spanning the White House, hedge funds, and energy consulting while explaining why the closure of Hormuz represents a historic shift in how the wo
How Iran Weaponized the World’s Most Important Oil Chokepoint
Edward Fishman joins Rory for a sweeping conversation on the evolution of modern economic warfare, the origins of U.S. sanctions strategy against Iran, and how today’s Strait of Hormuz crisis is reshaping global energy markets in real time. Drawing from his book Choke Points, Fishman explains how sanctions, secondary sanctions, and financial pressure campaigns evolved from quiet Treasury Departmen
Energy Stocks Are Still Cheap? Eric Nuttall Explains the Opportunity
Eric Nuttall joins the Oil Ground Up podcast to discuss what he believes is the largest energy supply shock in modern history following the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He explains why markets remain dangerously complacent despite massive global inventory drawdowns, rising geopolitical risks, and the potential for structurally higher oil prices well into the future. The conversation
Tracking Tankers Through Chaos: Shadow Fleets, Blockades, and the New Oil War
Maritime intelligence expert Michelle Bockmann joins the Oil Ground Up podcast to unpack the unprecedented disruption in global oil flows following the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz. She explains how Iran’s shadow fleet has continued operating under the radar while broader tanker traffic has collapsed, with U.S. enforcement sharply curtailing exports and reshaping global supply routes.
Amena Bakr on the Market Blindness to the 13 Million Barrel Shock
Amena Bakr, the Head of Middle East Research at Kpler, joins Rory to provide an inside look at the functional closure of the Strait of Hormuz, where daily traffic has collapsed from 170 vessels to just 5% of its pre-war levels. The sources indicate that even with an optimistic base case for normalization in August, clearing the backlog of 800+ trapped ships will likely take at least two additional
Paper vs Physical: Inside Oil’s $30 Backwardation Shock with Veteran Trader Adi Imsirovic
Adi Imsirovic, a veteran oil trader and former academic, returns to the podcast to break down the mechanics of the Brent market at a moment of historic disruption. With more than 13 million barrels per day of supply offline and extreme volatility across the curve, Imsirovic explains how oil pricing actually works beneath the surface—distinguishing between physical “dated” Brent and financial futur
Record Backwardation: Understanding the Economic Return of USO in the Midst of a Global Supply Loss
John Love, the CEO of USCF Investments, joins the podcast to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the United States Oil Fund (USO), which was the third commodity ETF ever launched. He explains that unlike physical gold funds, USO provides investors with access to the oil market by holding futures contracts, effectively "equitizing" a complex asset class that would otherwise require managing
Brutal Barrel Math: The Destruction of 10+ Million Barrels a Day Demand
Karim Fawaz joins the Oil Ground Up podcast to analyze the relentless four-week closure of the Strait of Hormuz and its impact on global energy balances. The conversation explores why futures markets are "grievously underpricing" the current physical loss of 12 to 13 million barrels per day, a shock Fawaz describes as orders of magnitude more severe than any recent crisis. Unlike the man
An End to the Carter Doctrine? - What it would Mean if US Left the War While the Strait is Still Shut?
Gregory Brew of Eurasia Group joins Rory to discuss the potential collapse of the Carter Doctrine following a provocative social media post by President Trump regarding the security of the Persian Gulf. The discussion centers on the 1980 policy that committed the U.S. to using military force to protect the flow of oil, a guarantee that now appears to be evaporating as Trump signals an end to U.S.
Why There is No Off-Ramp for Trump’s Gulf War
Matt Reed, Vice President at Foreign Reports, joins the Oil Ground Up Podcast to analyze the unprecedented and total closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a crisis that has now entered its third week with no clear off-ramp in sight. The conversation explores how a prolonged blockage represents more than a recessionary risk, threatening a "global depressionary event" that could fundamentally b
View from the Gulf: Nader Itayim on Iran’s "Existential War" and the 8 Million Barrel Shutdown
Nader Itayim of Argus Media joins the Oil Ground Up podcast to analyze the unprecedented escalation of the direct conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States and its devastating impact on global energy markets. The discussion explores how Iran has transitioned from decades of "proxy warfare" to what leadership now describes as an "existential war," abandoning its tradi
From Economic to Kinetic Statecraft: Enforcing US Oil Sanctions
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up Podcast, guest Rachel Ziemba joins host Rory Johnston to provide an update on the rapidly shifting landscape of U.S. economic statecraft and its impact on Venezuela, Iran, and Russia. The discussion explores the unprecedented transition in Venezuela, where the U.S. has moved from an aggressive naval blockade to a tightly managed stabilization effort following t
The Outlook for Canadian Oil Production with Josef Schachter
In this conversation, Josef Schachter discusses the current state of the oil market, emphasizing the ongoing energy super cycle and the challenges faced by both US and Canadian oil production. He highlights the limitations of OPEC in increasing production and the implications for global oil prices. Schachter also addresses the infrastructure challenges in Canada, the importance of refining margins
The Ruble Fortress: Why Russia’s Oil Sector Thrives While the West Predicts Collapse
In this episode of the Oil Groundup Podcast, host Rory Johnston welcomes Ronald Smith, a consultant with 25 years of experience analyzing the Russian oil and gas sector. The discussion delves into why Russia’s industry is far more complex than other OPEC+ members due to its vast refining sector and extensive pipeline networks that crisscross continental Asia. Smith explains the geographic evolutio
Venezuela Under Remote Control: The Capture of Maduro and the Future of Global Oil
This episode explores the extraordinary start to 2026 following the capture of Nicolás Maduro by US forces and his subsequent transport to stand trial in New York. Host Rory Johnston is joined, once again, by Francisco Monaldi of Rice University’s Baker Institute to analyze the new "remote control" era of Venezuelan governance. The discussion details the installation of Delcy Rodríguez a
Inside the High-Stakes World of Wireline and Modern Fracking
This episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast features host Rory Johnston in conversation with Andy De La Rosa, a senior field engineer with 15 years of experience in the wireline industry. De La Rosa describes wireline as the "tip of the spear" for the fracking process, utilizing specialized trucks with miles of steel conductive cable to send perforating guns downhole to fracture rock with
From Super Major to Super Surplus: Parsing Chaos in the Oil Market with Doug Terreson
The Oil Ground Up podcast welcomes Doug Terreson to parse the dynamics of the chaotic and confusing current oil market. Terreson details his illustrious career path, which included drilling oil wells for Schlumberger, managing one of the world’s largest energy funds on the buy side at Putnam, and managing the global energy group at Morgan Stanley and Evercore for 30 years. He explains how his rese
What's at Stake with Venezuela's Oil Industry as US Military Activities Escalate
The Trump Administration has gotten increasingly aggressive in its relations with Nicholas Maduro's government in Venezuela, accumulating a historic volume of US military capability in the Caribbean and cancelling a raft of oil sector operating licenses. Whether or not this leads to outright regime change, it seems like we are on the precipice of something major occurring on Venezuela.What cou
The Future of Canada's Oil Sands: Production, Pipelines and Policy
The Western Canadian oil industry pumps more crude than most OPEC members but its production is located far from consuming markets and depends on a dizzying array of pipelines to connect that supply to end demand. At the same time, Canada's oil producers have had to navigate a quagmire of ever-shifting politics, policy, and regulations—especially concerning greenhouse gas emissions—that were w
SuperSpiked: Arjun Murti on Why "Super Volatility" Replaced the Super Cycle
Rory Johnston welcomes Arjun Murti, a partner at Veriten and former Goldman Sachs equity research analyst with 33 years of experience covering the full energy value chain. Murti discusses his Substack, SuperSpiked, explaining that the branding harkens back to the 2004 call for a super cycle, though the current framework emphasizes multi-year "super volatility" rather than a new permanent
The DOPE Cycle: Doubt, Optimism, and Oil Market History
This episode of the Oil Ground Up, hosted by Rory Johnston, welcomes back Robert Connors of Crude Chronicles to delve into the broad historical sweep of oil market cycles. Connors explains his long-term analysis, introducing the "DOPE cycle" (Doubt, Optimism, Parabolic Euphoria), and suggests the current oil market finds itself in the early "doubt wave" phase. The discussion ex
Oil Arbitrage 101: How Price Signals Move Barrels Around the Globe
In this episode of Oil Ground Up, host Rory sits down with June Goh, Senior Market Analyst at Sparta, for a masterclass on the physical oil market. With a background as a chemical engineer and years of experience in scheduling, trading, and strategy at Shell's Pulau Bukong refinery, June offers a uniquely nuanced and holistic understanding of how refineries operate and drive global commodity f
Unpacking Oil's Virtual Barrel and How 'Fast Money' Drives Oil Prices
Today we speak with Dr. Ilia Bouchouev, former President of Koch Global Partners where he launched and managed the global derivatives trading business for over 20 years. Traditional supply and demand models no longer explain the oil market, where the correlation between fundamentals and price is now close to zero. Ilia leads Rory into a narrative about his "virtual barrel" thesis, explor
Energy Risk Unpacked with Steve Sinos: Hedging Energy's Volatility
ory dives deep into energy risk management with industry veteran Steve Sinos. Steve, with over 20 years of experience, explains how energy derivatives—from Futures and Options to CFDs—are crucial risk management tools designed to shift, not destroy, market risk. The episode frames this through the practical scenario of advising a regional airline on hedging its largest cost: fuel price exposure.
The Policy Price Tag: Inside the Uneconomic World of Renewable Diesel
Rory speaks with Bloomberg expert Brett Gibbs about the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) and its profound impact across energy, agriculture, and gasoline prices. Brett highlights the market's policy-driven nature, contrasting stable ethanol volumes with the rapid, four-fold growth of renewable diesel, which now significantly displaces petroleum diesel. A key distinction is renewable diesel's
Price Sensitivities in US Shale and Breakeven Metrics: Brandon Myers on Forecasted Stability
In this conversation, Brandon Myers from Novi Labs discusses the intricacies of shale production, focusing on type curves, price sensitivity, and the evolving landscape of the US shale patch. He emphasizes the importance of understanding breakeven metrics and the impact of inventory dynamics on future production. The discussion also highlights the role of efficiency gains and technological advance
Tariff Tensions: US-India Trade Under the Spotlight with Russia in the Shadows
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, host Rory Johnston delves into the complex dynamics of US-India trade relations, focusing on the recent imposition of secondary tariffs by President Trump in response to India's continued purchases of Russian oil. Joined by Gregory Brew, a senior analyst at Eurasia Group, the discussion explores whether these tariffs are a strategic move in broader
Canadian Oil: Growth in the Duverney and Montney, and the Race for MEG
In this episode of "Oil Ground Up," host Rory Johnston delves into the dynamic landscape of the Western Canadian oil and gas sector with expert insights from Michael Spyker, Principal Analyst at HTM Energy Partners. The discussion navigates the complexities of the non-oil sands sector, focusing on the Montney and Duvernay plays, and explores the strategic implications of Strathcona's
Oil's Power Play: Sanctions and Global Economic Strategy with Rachel Ziemba
In this episode of "Oil Ground Up," host Rory engages with Rachel Ziemba, an expert in sanctions policy, to unravel the intricate web of economic statecraft. They delve into the complexities of sanctions regimes under the Trump administration, exploring their impact on global oil markets and geopolitical dynamics. From the bifurcation of the oil market to the shadow fleet's role in c
Strategic Reserves: Navigating the SPR's Past and Future with Arnab Datta
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, host Rory Johnston is joined by Arnab Datta, Managing Director of Policy Implementation at Employ America, to delve into the intricate history and evolving role of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). Discover why the SPR was established in the aftermath of the Arab oil embargo, how it has been managed through various administrations, and the pi
How Kpler is Revolutionizing Oil Market Data: In-Depth with François Cazor
In 2014, the collaborative vision of engineers François Cazor and Jean Maynier ignited a journey towards revolutionising trade through the power of innovative data technology. Today, OGU Host, Rory Johnston, welcomes Francois Cazor onto the pod to discuss the evolution of oil market data, the journey of Kpler from carbon markets to oil analytics, and the impact of real-time data on price formation
Karim Fawaz on the Evaporating Geopolitical Risk Premium we see in Oil Markets
Rory Johnston speaks with Karim Fawaz, Director of Oil Markets and Refining at S&P Global Commodity Insights. They discuss the evolving dynamics of the oil market, particularly the geopolitical risk premium, spare capacity, and the changing demand landscape influenced by the US and China. Karim shares insights from his extensive experience in the oil market, highlighting how perceptions of ris
Iranian Escalation or a Neutralized Threat? - Matt Reed on Iran's Indefensible Oil Industry
Rory and Matt Reed discuss the recent escalation of tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States, focusing on the military actions taken by Israel against Iranian targets and the implications for regional stability and the oil market. They explore the motivations behind Israel's strikes, the U.S. response, and the reactions from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The conversatio
The Dynamics of Tanker Chartering and Freight Rates in Oil Markets
This conversation delves into the critical role of tankers in the global oil market with shipping analyst Jeff McGee of Makai Marine. Him and Rory explore the importance in transporting crude and refined products using the tanker market. The discussion covers the various types of tankers, the role of ship brokers in chartering, and the dynamics of freight rates influenced by supply and demand. Add
Facing the Contradictions of Today's Oil Market with Tamas Varga
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, host Rory speaks with Tamas Varga, a seasoned oil market analyst from PVM Oil Associates, about the current state of the oil market. They discuss the complexities of oil demand, particularly focusing on macroeconomic indicators, the impact of geopolitical tensions, and the evolving dynamics within OPEC. Tamas shares insights on the contradictory signal
Mark Rossano on Refining Industry Dynamics and Expected "Brownouts this Summer"
Mark Rossano connects with Rory and discusses the complexities of the oil and gas market, focusing on price volatility, OPEC's production strategies, and the geopolitical implications of Iran and Russia's oil exports. He emphasizes the importance of diesel in the economy and the impact of EU sanctions on global oil flows. The conversation provides insights into the current state of the energy sect
Adi Imsirovic on OPEC's Dilemma: Balancing Production, Demand and an Evolving US Tariff Policy
OGU's new host, Rory Johnston, welcomes in Adi Imsirovic to delve into the complexities of the oil trading industry, exploring Adi's extensive background in both academia and commercial trading. They discuss the current challenges faced by OPEC, the impact of tariffs on oil demand, and the shifting dynamics of the energy market, particularly in light of the growing influence of electric ve
Geopolitical Implications of Natural Gas Supply and Shipping Challenges
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, Dr. Robert E. Brooks discusses the evolution of the LNG market, the role of RBAC in energy modeling, and the current dynamics of global energy supply, particularly focusing on the relationship between the U.S. and China regarding LNG exports. Dr. Brooks highlights the significant changes in the LNG industry over the years, the impact of geopolitical fa
Unlocking Onshore Oil Potential in Namibia with ReconAfrica
Tony Greer interviews Brian Rainsborough and Chris Sembritzky from Renaissance Energy Africa about their exciting oil exploration efforts in Namibia. They discuss the significance of drilling one of the largest onshore wells in history, the geological challenges and potential of the region, and the economic viability of their operations. The conversation also covers the infrastructure in Namibia,
Patrick De Haan talks Falling Gas Prices with Refining Declines in the United States
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, Patrick De Haan, Lead Petroleum Analyst at GasBuddy, discusses his career journey and the role of GasBuddy in tracking gas prices. He delves into the impact of energy policies on oil prices, the dynamics of OPEC's production decisions, and the forecast for future gas prices. The conversation also covers regional differences in gas prices across the
Canadian Energy and LNG Outlook with Josef Schachter
Josef Schachter, President of Schachter Energy Research Services, provides insights into the oil market and Canadian energy sector. He discusses the impact of US tariffs on Canadian oil, noting that the weakened Canadian dollar can offset some of the tariff's impact, and that the US Midwest relies on Canadian heavy crude due to quality issues with Mexican oil and restrictions on Venezuelan imp
Understanding Oil Tariffs and Their Impact with Steven Sinos
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, Ian Wagner sits in for Tony Greer and interviews Steve Sinos, managing partner at Blue Lacy Advisors, about the intricacies of risk management in the energy sector. They discuss the importance of understanding commodity risk, the dynamics of oil and crude tariffs, insights into the LNG market, and the volatility of WTI prices. Sinos emphasizes the need
Robert Connors on how Global Money Supply has Impacted Energy Prices
Tony Greer and Robert Connors delve into the current state of the energy markets, exploring the impact of political changes, trends in oil and natural gas prices, and the future of uranium and nuclear energy. Connors shares his insights on the importance of returns on capital in the energy sector and discusses the evolution of his business, Crude Chronicles, emphasizing the value of independent an
How Economic Prosperity is Linked to Energy Policy and Environmental Stewardship
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, Dan Romito shares his journey from NASDAQ to Pickering Energy Partners, discussing the challenges and opportunities within the energy sector. He emphasizes the importance of understanding ESG, the need for better representation of the energy industry, and the impact of political changes on energy policy. Romito also highlights the critical role of reso
Joe DeLaura on the Dynamics of Oil Demand, Consumption, and Production
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, Joe DeLaura, a global energy strategist at Rabobank, shares insights into his career in the oil industry and discusses the current dynamics of the oil market. He highlights the static nature of oil prices, the long-term trends in oil consumption, and the impact of geopolitical factors on market stability. Joe also delves into the refinery dynamics, the
The Evolution of Oil Trading: A Veteran's Perspective
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast, Tony Greer interviews John Johnston, a veteran oil trader with nearly 50 years of experience. Johnston shares insights into his career, the evolution of oil trading, and the dynamics of the market. He discusses the strategies he employed, the impact of technology on trading, and the changing landscape of the oil market over the decades. The conversatio
Josh Young on Small Cap E&Ps: The Untapped Potential in Energy
Tony Greer and Josh Young of Bison Interests discuss the current state of the oil market, focusing on the downtrend in crude oil prices and the impact of geopolitical events. They analyze OPEC's strategies and the implications of political changes on energy policy, particularly with the potential return of the Trump administration. The discussion also covers the future of oil services and the refi
Navigating the Oil and Gas Market Post-Election with Brian Pieri
In this episode of the Oil Ground Up Podcast, Tony Greer speaks with Brian Pieri, founder of energyrogue.com, about the current state of the energy market following the recent US Presidential election. They discuss market reactions, predictions for oil and natural gas, and insights into various sectors within the energy industry, including which sides of the sector might benefit most under a secon
Mark Rossano on the Absent Premium in Energy Prices
Mark Rossano, founder and CEO of C6 Capital Holdings, shares his extensive background in the energy sector and provides insights into the current state of oil and gas markets. Mark and Tony discuss the dynamics of supply and demand, geopolitical influences, and the future of LNG and natural gas. Mark also shares some thoughts on where he is allocating capital within the energy space. He touches on
Welcoming New Partners with Mark LaCour and the Oil and Gas Global Network
Tony Greer and Mark LaCour of OGGN discuss their new partnership in the oil and gas podcasting space. They explore the growth of oil and gas podcasts, the impact of political changes on oil prices, and the future demand for energy, particularly in relation to technology and emerging industries like marijuana cultivation. The discussion highlights the importance of collaboration and sharing insight
Joseph Schachter Predicts a Multi-Year Bull Market in Energy Stocks
Joseph Schachter, publisher of the Schachter Energy Report, discusses the launch of the report and the Catch the Energy Conference. He explains that the report provides in-depth analysis of energy companies, including quarterly reviews, issues of concern, and insider selling. The report also covers macro trends in the energy sector. Schachter highlights the importance of individual company analysi
RJ Burr and Panex: The Rise of a Family-Run American Oil Company
RJ Burr, president and CEO of Panex (Panther Exploration Company), discusses his family's history in the oil business and the divisions of Panex. He shares how his family got involved in the oil industry and the decision to start the company. He also talks about the challenges and opportunities in the oil industry, the importance of oil in our lives, and the future of the industry. Panex has m
Understanding the Houthi Rebels Involvement on the Oil Trade with Dr. Anas Alhajji
Dr. Anas Alhajji, Managing Partner at Energy Outlook Advisors, discusses various topics related to the oil market and energy industry. He provides insights into the driving forces and prognosis for the oil market, highlighting factors such as geopolitical tensions and the impact of voluntary cuts by OPEC Plus. Dr. Alhajji also discusses the Houthi rebels and their impact on the Gulf of Aden, as we
A Step into the Life of Oil's Abandonment Services
In this episode we step away from the energy industry's market dynamics and get a better glimpse of a niche part of the oil sector. Tony's guest today is Dirk Heseman. Dirk is a Well Plug and Abandonment Engineer currently working in the oil fields of Asia Pacific.
In this conversation, we get a glimpse into the business of closing and plugging off-shore oil wells. The engineering of thi
Tapping Venezuelan Crude and Oil's Major M&A Activity
In this episode of OGU, Tony reconnects with Rory Johnston of Commodity Context to talk about some of the bigger headlines out of the oil sector the past few weeks. Not only has the Biden Administration reconnected with Venezuela to tap their crude supply, but the sector has also seen a pair of major merger and acquisition deals hit the market. This is all taking place with is a large supply-side
Robert Mullin and a Potential Oil Market Echo Boom in 2024
Tony connects with Robert Mullin, General Partner at Marathon Resource Advisor. The two discuss the escalations in the Middle East and their potential effects on the oil market. Robert also shares some thoughts on the intense moves in the crack spread and why the potential for an "echo boom" in the oil markets could present itself in the coming year.
This Energy Trader says "Oil is its Own Monster"
Robert Meyer is a seasoned energy trader with LPS Capital. Through his experience in the sector, he's see the high and the lows of the oil markets. With the recent big moves in the price of a barrel of oil, Rob provides some insights into where the opportunities currently live. He also adds some thoughts on supply which listeners may find concerning.
Doomberg on a Potential Inflationary Move in the Energy Market
Tony connects with his old friend, Doomberg, in this latest episode of OGU. TG and Doomberg hash out the recent outperformance of the oil market compared to the general markets this week. What the two see is a line of resistance coming up in oil, but a move past that would have the central banks concerned about another rise in inflation. The two talk about the SPR head fake and how inflationary fo
In Conversation with Judd Arnold: Capital Will Find a Home in Energy Value
Tony Greer connect with Judd Arnold of Lake Cornelia Research Management, a firm which manages in excess of $100 million of outside capital. Judd talks about his unique approach to the energy, oil and natural gas trade, one which is quite different from that of Tony. The discussion first focuses on upside potential of oil/gas equities weighted to the S&P currently and where the upside potentia
Josh Young on Why Oil/Gas Markets Should Stay Focused on Domestic Demand
Tony's guest today is Josh Young, Chief Investment Officer and Founder of Bison Interests. Josh has over 15 years of experience in investment management, 10 of which were focused on publicly-traded oil and gas securities. The two spend quite a bit of time in this conversation talking about the early stages of what, they believe, is a bull market in fossil fuel energy. Josh highlights a number
"You Cannot Out-Policy Physics" - Dave Williams on Oil and Gas Amidst an Energy Transition
In our second episode of Oil Ground Up, host Tony Greer joins a life-long friend in Dave Williams. Dave's career has spanned the energy sector, including a previous career in environmental services which then turned into a career in a smaller, independent oil company. Dave and Tony talk about the current price in oil and what it means for all sorts of companies. Dave also discusses why the major o
Kinky Contango in the 2023 Oil Markets
Welcome to the first full episode of Oil Ground Up with Tony Greer. In this episode, TG welcomes in Rory Johnston of Commodity Context for a deep dive into a new year of oil markets and trading. Rory and TG discuss the crazy volatility in the 2022 market and why 2023 might see similar volatility but for different reasons. The narrative moves from the refiners to production.
TG and Rory also
Introducing The Oil Ground Up with Tony Greer
Today Clear Commodity Network launches a new podcast series on the global oil and gas markets. "The Oil Ground Up" is hosted by TG Macro Founder and The Morning Navigator financial newsletter author, Tony Greer. Tony founded TG Macro in August of 2016 to create an independent research firm where he could combine 25 years in trading and 15 years writing a daily newsletter into one analytical platfo
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