Hydrocarbon Engineering Podcast
Hydrocarbon Engineering Podcast
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The Hydrocarbon Engineering podcast: a podcast series for professionals in the downstream refining, petrochemical and gas processing industries.
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This podcast delves into industry-specific topics including market trends, economic forecasts, and technological advancements with episodes such as reflections on downstream markets in 2024 and predictions for the sector in 2025, analyzing factors like oil demand growth, supply and demand dynamics, and refining margins.

The Hydrocarbon Engineering podcast: a podcast series for professionals in the downstream refining, petrochemical and gas processing industries.
Simon Lack, Managing Partner at SL Advisors LLC and Co-Portfolio Manager of the Catalyst Energy Infrastructure Fund (MLXIX), talks us through natural gas’ emerging role as a bridge fuel that is powering two fast-growing industries: AI-driven data centres and US LNG exports.
We consider:
- Emerging US hotspots where natural gas supply, pipeline access, and data centre development align.
- How well-prepared the US power system is to support the AI data centre boom.
- The rising trend of onsite natural gas generation for AI loads.
- The connection between LNG expansion in the US and domestic gas demand.
- What the emerging triangle between gas supply, LNG terminals, and data centre hubs means for regulatory policy and investors.
- And much more.
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