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EPISODE · Jan 2, 2022 · 30 MIN

65. Our Predictions for 2022 - jan22

from Redefining Energy · host Laurent Segalen and Gerard Reid

Happy new year 2022 to all our listeners. In this Episode, its Nostradamus vs. Cassandra all over again: Laurent and Gerard review their 2021 predictions (Episode 42) and look forward to the future. How accurate were our two co-hosts’ predictions for 2021?1) “The Empire strikes back”, legacy players in the Energy and Automotive sectors will bounce back2) The unstoppable development of renewables3) The SPACs* valuation hang-over, most of them imploding after reaching unjustifiable valuations4) The tipping point in EVs production and adoption5) The renaissance of the Carbon markets6) The growing leadership of China in the Energy Transition…Get the results and see how was the more accurateAnd now our six predictions for 2022:1)The Energy Transition is not going to be a smooth ride2)The Hydro and water crisis3)The decade of geothermal4)Energy High Prices 5)Elon Musk (Time’s “Person of the Year”) out of Tesla6)Power Market Structure ReformWe thank again Aquila Capital for continuing to support the show in 2022, and we have lined up very exciting contents for you all in the coming months. Happy new Year!*SPAC: Special Purpose Acquisition Company

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