S&P Global’s Dan Yergin on oil prices, U.S. energy demand and EV vs. hybrid debate
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- Daniel Yergin, S&P Global vice chairman and ‘The New Map’ author, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the state of the energy sector, the impact of MIddle East tensions on oil prices, keeping up with U.S. energy demand, EV vs. hybrid debate, and more.
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The irony of asking the Ukranians to forgo attacking Russian petrochemical plants while at the same time sanctioning Russian oil sales to lessen Russian govt. income is stunning.
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The world is a complex place, governments don’t want to see supply come off the market resulting in even higher global prices especially burdening developing countries
Hybrids are dumb because you have to carry all the weight of the engine and too many parts. Elevtrical vehicles work well. They have served my family well for the last 5 years. Don’t feel limited at all by range or anything. If anything it’s so much cheaper to drive.
The market and consumers appear to differ...Toyota is going gangbusters with its hybrids and plug in hybrids....Ford, Stellantis, Kia and many other OEMs are adjusting EV production (downward), delaying big spending and building hybrids and plug in hybrids. I own two...drive electric during the week and tow heavy loads across the continent two or three times a year without loss of payload, range or towing capacity.
More nonsense. Oil always goes up in price from April to Aug.
The average cell phone consumes 2.4 amps and over 5000mah of stored energy daily, think about it, in 1988 when I was in high school we didn't have cell phones. We didn't have to charge our cell phones.
Everything is clear and Complicated...
In summary: Oil and other fossil fuels are not going kaput anytime soon. Got it !!! Thanks !!!
If we have an energy crisis, we need to put a stop to over consumption
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If we have an energy crisis, then we need to put a stop to consuming energy
Data centers are not driving that much energy consumption
Not once did he mention that solar, wind and battery are the cheapest form of energy already, and gets cheaper every year. Also easier and quicker to deploy. With that and virtual power plants a distributed grid is already happening.
So you think oil is just used to produce energy and petrolium?
“Drama” shame you CNBC
@5:45 This guy does not know what he is talking about. There are at least four main types of Hybrids. You can have a PHEV that the drivetrain can be propelled by ICE and/or an electric motor via a transmission that is largely similar to ICE cars. These are actually quite simple to build and offer the vehicle in PHEV or ICE configurations on the same platform with little difficulty. You can have a non plug in HEV that works in the same way as a PHEV, except the battery can only be recharged by regen or the alternator. These can also be built on the same PHEV/ICE platform with little difficulty. You can have a non plug in HEV that the ICE only functions as a generator to charge the battery and electric motors always propel the drivetrain. This is where it is a dramatic departure from ICE, but in and of itself is not difficult to build. Lastly, you can have an BEV with a range extender, which is technically also an HEV. That and EV's are extraordinarily difficult and expensive to build, and why Hybrids are so much more attractive.
Take away, There are three major markets in the Global Auto Industry. In China 35% of new cars sold are EV, in the EU 27% of new cars sold are EV.
The US will be the laggard and follower due to interest groups. Any Legacy OEM who cannot introduce EVs into the global market will be bankrupt in a few years.
Been hearing the whole legacy auto will be "bankrupt in a few years" at that hands of EV only makers for the last ten years. It is shaping up to be the exact opposite. Several automaker that only made EV's have been the ones going bankrupt, while Toyota and Honda are seeing 20% YOY unit sales increases this quarter. This is the time where as an EV only maker you need to either partner with someone who makes PHEV's and Hyrbids or you are the one at risk for going bankrupt.
@@free-qe6wx GM, Ford, Toyota and the alike have hundreds of billions in long term debt. Everytime they do a buyback, it is paid for with more debt, the analyst will never tell you this, as their banks are the ones facilitating the debt fueled buybacks.
Let me ask you, what is the annual interest payment on $200 billion in debt?
The US won't be a laggard because of interest groups. They will be a laggard because the consumer doesn't want the current EVs available.
@@ruth6958 Back in reality, 1,000 dealerships wrote the White House to urge them to reverse their EV policy.
Nobody will be bankrupt!They will work together even with their competition,nobody likes crazy overcapacity that ruins the business for everybody!
Oil,oil we don’t need no stinking oil. Just have more and more solar panels. What a bunch of idiots.
Reverse the scheme he said????
Always amusing to watch my Toyota stock pummel my Tesla stock in this hedge fund...
Demand...for power and prices going up.....bring more immigrants! the life for sure will be cheaper and pleasant
Uranium, UUUU , thank me later 😊
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Give me a break
Why don't we take the money that we would spend on cars and energy and just pay everybody to not drive around everywhere
Climate? lol
Hybrid vehicles are trash
Except they are better in every way.
@@free-qe6wx except that you’re wrong
@@ameerobeid8406please tell us why he’s wrong. I would love to know why a 150 mile range electric car that dies in the winter is better than 700 mile range hybrid
@@mannyortega9667 He can't. He is a Tesla stock bag holder and probably was one of those people that paid $80k for a Model Y at the height of the bubble and has watched his resale go down $50k in 18 months.