RBN Studio Sessions bring together our senior analysts and industry leaders for a virtual, interactive deep dive into the key questions and issues facing the energy sector. We combine market update presentations, panel discussions, and plenty of time for Q&A, so you can be a part of the conversation and hear directly from industry executives with first-hand knowledge of the topic at hand.
In addition to joining the live session, registered attendees of each event will have access to the recording for a brief period following that event. Subscribers of specific RBN reports related to the topic may also have longer-term access to the replay via the respective RBN product page.
For more on the individual Studio Sessions, click on the session titles under Upcoming Events below. We will add more details regarding speakers and topics as they become available. You can sign up below to receive the latest updates or request more information. We appreciate your interest and hope to see you at our next Studio Session!
Recent Events
The RBN 2021 Studio Sessions series: It’s a Gas: Propane, Hydrogen & CO2 has concluded, but it’s not too late to purchase a replay of a single event and the full series. Following the unprecedented events of last year, 2021 has come with its own set of challenges and opportunities for U.S. energy markets. Robust propane exports will continue to squeeze U.S. propane markets and are likely to support lofty price levels. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is by far the most prevalent greenhouse gas, and companies are faced with the decision of whether to utilize a form of carbon capture in their traditional business to achieve carbon-neutrality or aim towards the avoidance of producing CO2 altogether. And then there’s the new kid on the block — hydrogen — which is gaining momentum among industry heavyweights as an alternative energy source but one that raises as many questions as it answers.
In case you were not able to join RBN and our network of unparalleled experts as we unpacked the fundamental drivers and provided our outlook for these three markets you can now purchase replays to each of the It’s A Gas Series listed below.
RBN Studio Sessions bring together our senior analysts and industry leaders for a virtual, interactive deep dive into the key questions and issues facing the energy sector. We combine market update presentations, panel discussions, and plenty of time for Q&A, so you can be a part of the conversation and hear directly from industry executives with first-hand knowledge of the topic at hand.
In addition to joining the live session, registered attendees of each event will have access to the recording for a brief period following that event. Subscribers of specific RBN reports related to the topic may also have longer-term access to the replay via the respective RBN product page.
For more on the individual Studio Sessions, click on the session titles under Upcoming Events below. We will add more details regarding speakers and topics as they become available. You can sign up below to receive the latest updates or request more information. We appreciate your interest and hope to see you at our next Studio Session!
Past Events
It’s a Gas: Propane – REPLAY
It’s a whole new ballgame for U.S. propane markets, which all but ceded control to global markets in 2020, with more propane exported to Asia than consumed by the domestic retail markets. The resulting turmoil has undoubtedly spilled over into 2021 with shipping constrains at the Panama Canal, sky high shipping rates, and still more export dock capacity. In this Studio Session, we will explore the latest fundamental and infrastructure developments and their implications for U.S. propane markets. Purchase Replay
It’s a Gas: Hydrogen – REPLAY
It’s cool to be green, and hydrogen has taken center-stage among capital investors, Wall Street, and traditional energy players alike. What is the hype and what is the reality? In this Studio Session, we cut through the buzz and got down to the straight-talk on hydrogen technologies, economics, and infrastructure developments, putting it all in language and metrics familiar to anyone conversant in energy markets. Purchase Replay
It’s a Gas: CO2 – REPLAY
There’s a fresh breeze blowing through the energy patch. Oil and gas companies seem to have turned a corner and are piling on the climate change bandwagon. They’re talking green, walking green, and many are in hot pursuit of government subsidies and tax breaks that are here today, with expectations that more incentives are on the way. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is their primary target, by far the most prevalent greenhouse gas, and companies are faced with the decision of whether to utilize a form of carbon capture in their traditional business to achieve carbon-neutrality or aim towards the avoidance of producing CO2 altogether. In this Studio Session, we discussed the various sources of CO2, ways that companies are managing their carbon-footprint, the infrastructure required to handle produced CO2, government incentives and regulations, its use in enhanced oil recovery (EOR), investment challenges and more. Purchase Replay
PREVIOUS STUDIO SESSIONS
Alberta Bound Studio Session
Our inaugural Studio Session, held on June 4, 2020, focused on the latest developments unfolding in Canadian oil and gas markets. Led by Martin King, the two-hour Alberta Bound Studio Session included two half-hour market update presentations, interspersed with insights from industry leaders, including David Smith of Keyera, Tracy Robinson of TC Energy, Vern Yu of Enbridge, and of course, RBN’s own Rusty Braziel.
A full video replay is currently available to subscribers of our Weekly Canadian NATGAS Billboard. For more information about the report, click here.
STUDIO SESSION CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Avg. Rating 4.7/5)
I enjoyed the analytical perspective with the history of how we got here. In addition, the experts from the industry added credibility and another perspective.
Excellent coverage of markets. Outstanding panel.
Liked the breadth of information covered and the attention to details that are hard to find.
Great day with a broad range of topics for all skill levels and interests.
The panel discussion with Q&A was excellent. High quality of individuals on the panels.
