Global energy volatility is no longer just a geopolitical concern; it’s a direct risk to your bottom line. Let’s discuss how tensions around the Strait of Hormuz impact fuel and electricity prices worldwide, and why now is the critical moment to rethink your energy strategy for profitability and resilience.
Listen in as we cover the economic ripple effects triggered by disruptions in oil and LNG shipping lanes, the surprising correlations between oil and natural gas prices during global crises, and how businesses can shield themselves through onsite renewable solutions and electrification. Because in today’s energy landscape, adaptability isn’t optional—it’s a competitive advantage.
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What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode:
- How disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz impact global fuel prices and inflation.
- Why fossil fuel volatility is a direct business risk, not just a geopolitical issue.
- The link between LNG exports and rising electricity prices in the U.S.
- How EVs, heat pumps, and renewables could cut fossil fuel imports by 70%.
- Why onsite solar + storage is a hedge against inflation and volatility.
- What CFOs and COOs need to consider when planning for energy resilience.
- How leading companies are locking in long-term value with electrification strategies.
Resources In Today’s Episode:
- Gareth Evans: LinkedIn
- Dan Roberts: LinkedIn
- VECKTA: News
- Ep 89: A New Suite Of Solutions For The New World: Our Talk With Ember’s Kingsmill Bond On Electrotech And Energy Security
