Episode

The Geo-Politicization of Natural Gas

Podcast: The HC Commodities Podcast
Published: Jan 21, 2026
Duration seconds: 2996
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Summary

What drives global natural gas prices more: power politics or supply and demand? In this episode, we discuss the geo-politicization of natural gas and the challenge that presents to traders and investors alike. Why was 2025 such a difficult year for traders? And what are the most consequential stories in natural gas for 2026? H Returning to the show is Anne-Sophie Corbeau, Global Research Scholar at the Center for Global Energy Policy.