21 Jun 2022 | 18:25 UTC
Listen: US Gulf of Mexico hurricane season threatens energy trade flows with potential global impact
Featuring Joe Fisher, Jordan Blum, and Alan Lammey
As hurricane season 2022 unfolds in the US Gulf of Mexico, the implications for oil and gas infrastructure in the region are wide-ranging. More than ever, the whole world is watching the US Gulf as energy from the United States grows its presence in global markets.
Americas gas news manager Joe Fisher sits down with natural gas editor Alan Lammey and oil editor Jordan Blum to discuss what the forecast says and what tropical activity could mean for natural gas, LNG and oil.
This Commodities Focus podcast was produced by Jennifer Pedrick in Houston.
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