The 1895 Podcast

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we provide an update on the conflict in the Middle East, the ceasefire, its implications on global energy markets, and the impact on supply chains.

We also look at the supply risks for bromine and deuterium, and the danger it creates for the chip industry.

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast we discuss the new reports of a fresh CO2 shortage in the UK.

Recent news paints a bleak picture of potential gaps on supermarket shelves due to the ongoing conflict in Iran and its knock-on effect on the CO2 industry. But when you dig deeper, it’s really a story of preparedness.

Recorded live on stage at gasworld's European CO2 Summit 2026, this episode of The 1895 Podcast delves into the ever evolving CO2 landscape.

We're joined by Chris Carson, Founding Director of Carbonic Solutions, and Philipp Lukas, CEO of Future Biogas to discuss market uncertainty, regional fragmentation across Europe, and the growing role of biogenic CO2.

Over the course of the conversation, we look at the shifting supply and demand dynamics and the influence of e-fuels, SAF, and sequestration. We also cover how new demand pathways are reshaping expectations around pricing, premiums, and long-term value, while tackling the realities of investment and bankability.

The exhibition hall at gasworld's European CO2 Summit 2026 is the location for the latest episode of The 1895 Podcast and we're joined by David Hurren of DAH Renewable Consultancy and David Christopherson of Future Biogas.

Recording as the event is being set up around us, we discuss how shifting energy dynamics and geopolitical tensions are influencing CO2 supply security across the region.

We look into the evolving CO2 landscape, from ammonia-linked supply risks and LNG dependence, to the growing role of anaerobic digestion and biogenic CO2.

In this episode of The 1895 Podcast, we react to the breaking news of Ras Laffan Industrial City being hit in a new wave of attacks from Iran.

We take a look at what we know so far and what it could mean for helium and LNG.