← Harry Mateer

What podcasts say about Harry Mateer

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What Harry Mateer has said on podcasts

16 statements · 12 positive · 1 negative · 1 mixed · 2 neutral

  1. on ElectrificationPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Electrification will persist as a structural theme for decades.

    “Electrification, broadly, which is a structural theme, and we think will persist for a number of decades.”

    Listen at 31:13

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  2. on Global energy demandPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Global demand for all forms of energy continues to accelerate.

    “demand has continued to accelerate for energy in all forms.”

    Listen at 32:31

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  3. on Oil, gas, and coal demandPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Oil, gas, and coal demand each reached records last year.

    “record year for demand for oil, record year for gas, record year for coal”

    Listen at 32:37

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  4. on Energy transitionNeutralOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    The energy transition is becoming energy addition rather than replacement.

    “it's become more a story about energy addition instead of just a neat transition”

    Listen at 32:51

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  5. on Global energy demandPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Energy demand growth will exceed trend at 1.9% annually for about 25 years.

    “energy are above trend now for the next 25 years or so, 1.9% a year”

    Listen at 33:10

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  6. on Renewable energyPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Renewables will grow more than 3% annually and remain the fastest-growing energy segment.

    “the renewables piece of that is over 3%. So still the fastest growing piece.”

    Listen at 33:19

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  7. on Global energy systemNeutralOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    The global energy system will become more fragmented.

    “It's going to become more fragmented, we think.”

    Listen at 34:05

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  8. on Nuclear powerPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Nuclear power will become a major investment theme.

    “nuclear is having a resurgence as well. So we think that's going to be a major investment theme too.”

    Listen at 36:16

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  9. on Australia energy investmentPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Australia could be an attractive energy investment opportunity in coming years.

    “Places like Australia, we think could be a very interesting investment opportunity in coming years as well.”

    Listen at 36:36

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  10. on US energy investment in Venezuela and ArgentinaPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    US investment in Venezuela and Argentina energy production will emerge over time.

    “I think you will see that emerge over time.”

    Listen at 37:44

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  11. on China oil inventories and importsPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    China reduced oil imports by building inventories over several years.

    “China's ability to throttle back their import needs because they had spent the past couple of years building up their inventories significantly.”

    Listen at 39:16

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  12. on China oil imports and oil pricesPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    China’s lower imports helped prevent a larger oil-price spike.

    “because China did that, because they took their imports down, you haven't seen oil prices spike as much this year.”

    Listen at 39:40

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  13. on AI power supplyNegativeOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Power is becoming the main bottleneck for AI development.

    “power is increasingly going to be viewed as the bottleneck.”

    Listen at 42:56

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  14. on Behind-the-meter power generationPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Investors are bullish on behind-the-meter power generation in coming years.

    “investors are really bullish on in the coming years”

    Listen at 43:15

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  15. on Behind-the-meter power generationMixedOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    Behind-the-meter power build-out will undershoot expectations but grow significantly.

    “the expected build-out probably won't wind up being quite what the reality is, but we still think it grows significantly from here.”

    Listen at 44:02

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC
  16. on AI-related energy investmentPositiveOct 13, 2026· Energy Gang

    AI-related energy investment will not be excessively overbuilt.

    “I don't think we're going to wind up over-investing to the extent that you might think.”

    Listen at 45:00

    Open the episode · Can energy security and climate action work together? From Climate Week NYC

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