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Energy policy with the meter running.
Wolfe Power Club Podcast treats energy as a live business and political problem, not a neat slogan. Episodes move between pump prices, North Sea drilling, electric cars, market shocks, and political arguments with a brisk industry-room pace.
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Wolfe Power Club Podcast looks at energy through the places where policy becomes expensive. Fuel duty, diesel margins, North Sea production, electric vehicles, government targets, and global supply disruption are all treated as live operating questions. The show’s center of gravity is the UK, but it does not stay parochial. A pump-price episode can move from retailer margins to tax, distribution, wholesale costs, and how other governments respond. A market episode can start with a small basket of energy-linked shares and end with a wider reading of war risk, data centers, lithium, and oil exposure. The tempo is fast. It favors topical urgency, big numbers, and direct questions about who pays, who profits, and who carries risk. Political material is prominent, especially around Labour’s first year in government, Conservative energy positions, the North Sea, and fuel taxes. Transport is a recurring thread too. The electric-car transition is treated less as a culture-war symbol than as a chain of practical constraints involving manufacturers, customers, infrastructure, government targets, and cost. The show also follows international shock points when they threaten prices. Episodes on Iran and the Strait of Hormuz connect military and diplomatic uncertainty to oil flows, strategic reserves, OPEC supply, Asian dependence, and European diesel markets. Its best moments are explanatory and argumentative at once. The listener gets a sense of how people inside the sector talk when policy promises meet physical systems and market prices. The tone is blunt without being throwaway. It is a business and industry show for people who want energy debates tied to pounds, barrels, cars, taxes, grids, jobs, and supply security.
Made for: For listeners who follow UK energy, transport, fuel prices, and the politics of industrial transition. It especially suits business, policy, and sector audiences who want market mechanics alongside political argument.
What sets it apart: The show connects political energy debate to pump prices, company valuations, supply routes, and industry events in near real time. It is less abstract than many transition shows and more commercially grounded than standard political interviews.
Hosted by experienced Energy Director, Alex Wolfe, the Wolfe Power Club Podcast is where the world’s most critical energy debates come to life. Every Wednesday, we gather leading voices from industry, business, and government to tackle the challenges and opportunities shaping the global energy transition. Born from frustration with oversimplified narratives, Wolfe Power Club aims to cut through noise and deliver dynamic, solution-focused dialogue. From breakthroughs in sustainable aviation fuel and record years in nuclear trading, to diversity in leadership, we navigate the energy trilemma. Our conversations bring insight, authority and clarity to one of the world’s most vital...
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A clear look at diesel pricing, margins, and how blame gets split.
The episode stays on diesel pricing and the split between government tax, wholesale costs, distribution, and retailer take. It works best when it moves from broad frustration into a plain breakdown that makes the 186 to 190 range easier to follow, especially with prices changing…
A close look at war, energy prices, and tracked holdings.
The segment stays on war and markets, then narrows to the hosts' own holdings. That gives it a concrete shape. The strongest stretch is the one that ties geopolitics to the positions they bought at the start of the year and tracked over the next 12 weeks as prices and valuations…
A market-first look at how a Strait of Hormuz shock could ripple through energy prices.
A Strait of Hormuz shock gives this conversation its urgency, but the real value is in the market mechanics. It stays close to how fast oil and gas prices can reprice, why Asia faces the sharpest exposure, and where the pressure is likely to show up first in pump prices and…
Industrial LinkedIn signals, stress-tested for reality.
Australian beer, with the paperwork left in.
Bourbon talk with industry teeth.
Market signals for strategic decisions.
Wolfe Power Club Podcast examines the €100 million RISE partnership between DTEK and Octopus Energy to deploy rooftop solar, batteries, and Kraken software in Ukraine.
The Wolfe Power Club Podcast stages a debate over whether the public was promised an unrealistically painless energy transition, with speakers disputing the relationship between net zero, energy security, and household bills.
Tom Highland of Highland Group says a diesel price jump of 12p in a day is crushing a business that works on about 9p margins and can even lose money on a site for a month.
Wolf Power Club says more than 700,000 people listened to last week’s Iran and energy discussion, then turns to a January 5 portfolio check.
This episode examines the £10 billion dilemma in Britain's electric car transition, comparing 2021 expectations with 2026 reality through insights from industry stakeholders and government challenges.
Wolfe Power Club Podcast opens on the Strait of Hormuz closure, with Alex saying Asia looks like the biggest loser because it depends on oil and gas flows through the channel.
This episode reviews the Labour government's first year in office, focusing on energy policy achievements and challenges including infrastructure neglect, offshore wind slowdown, job losses, and comparisons with Germany's political situation.