<description>Erika Bierschbach and Scobie Mackay talk about the actions firms are taking in response to the energy transition. As vice-president of energy market operations and resource planning at Austin Energy, Bierschbach provides an interesting insight into her firm’s transition journey. Mackay, who is a managing director in the commodities and global markets group at Macquarie, talks about some of the ways in which firms can green themselves and overcome some of the challenges they will meet on their decarbonisation journeys.</description>

Erika Bierschbach and Scobie Mackay talk about th…

Erika Bierschbach and Scobie Mackay talk about the actions firms are taking in response to the energy transition. As vice-president of energy market operations and resource planning at Austin Energy, Bierschbach provides an interesting insight into her firm’s transition journey. Mackay, who is a managing director in the commodities and global markets group at Macquarie, talks about some of the ways in which firms can green themselves and overcome some of the challenges they will meet on their decarbonisation journeys.

Energy Risk Podcast Episode 6 – Erika Bierschbach and Scobie Mackay

<description>Energy company CRO Novera Khan, of Uniper, discusses how her firm is dealing with workplace stress as lockdowns ease</description>

Energy company CRO Novera Khan, of Uniper, discus…

Energy company CRO Novera Khan, of Uniper, discusses how her firm is dealing with workplace stress as lockdowns ease

Energy Risk Podcast Episode 6 – Novera Khan

<description>Did negative oil prices signify the market was operating effectively, or that something was wrong?</description>

Did negative oil prices signify the market was op…

Did negative oil prices signify the market was operating effectively, or that something was wrong?

Energy Risk Podcast Episode 5 – Lichtenstein and Friedman

In this, the first episode of a new series of Energy Risk podcasts, we explore the impact of negative oil prices on the world of options trading. In particular, we look at the increased interest in the Bachelier model as an alternative to the Black (1976) options pricing model.

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