The Energy Pragmatist
The Energy Pragmatist
Podcast Description
Energy illiteracy is at an all-time high with a lack of understanding and appreciation for the importance of the oil & gas sector.
The Energy Pragmatist podcast exists to have candid, pragmatic conversations with energy leaders to help educate policymakers, generalist investors and the wider public about:
1/The importance of an “all of the above” strategy when it comes to meeting our energy needs
2/ Debunking the myth that O&G and Energy Transition investing are mutually exclusive
3/Highlighting new technologies that deliver reliable, affordable energy and reduce global greenhouse gas emission
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on key themes in the energy sector including the necessity of an 'all of the above' energy strategy, challenging the misconception that oil and gas investments are at odds with energy transition goals, and spotlighting emerging technologies that enhance energy reliability while reducing greenhouse gas emissions, with episodes examining topics like Texas's energy demand and decarbonization strategies.
Energy illiteracy is at an all-time high with a lack of understanding and appreciation for the importance of the oil & gas sector.
The Energy Pragmatist podcast exists to have candid, pragmatic conversations with energy leaders to help educate policymakers, generalist investors and the wider public about:
1/The importance of an “all of the above” strategy when it comes to meeting our energy needs
2/ Debunking the myth that O&G and Energy Transition investing are mutually exclusive
3/Highlighting new technologies that deliver reliable, affordable energy and reduce global greenhouse gas emission
In this episode, Amy Miller sits down with Rob to unpack one of the most powerful forces shaping energy today: AI.
From oilfields to manufacturing lines, they explore how AI is quietly transforming the industry, driving efficiency, lowering costs, and challenging assumptions around future power demand. Rob explains why AI is both the biggest risk and the biggest opportunity, and why its impact may be less about massive data centres and more about thousands of small, high-impact applications.
The conversation also dives into what this means for gas demand, LNG growth, and how energy markets could evolve as technology, geopolitics, and consumption patterns shift in parallel.
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