Merely an hour after EQT Corp. CEO Toby Rice releases his rebuttal to Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s accusations for “corporate greed” among the oil and gas industry, he took the stage at DUG East in Pittsburgh to talk about the letter for the first time with Hart Energy Editorial Director Len Vermillion. They also discussed why more LNG is needed to stem greenhouse-gas emissions, solve the energy crisis in Europe and Asia and more. They even talked natural gas and cryptocurrency.
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