As in nearly two centuries now, the energy future will be made with oil and gas, the building blocks of a lower-carbon future. Here’s why, a description of the prize and why oil and gas demand will grow, rather than decline, in a lower-carbon world.
SPEAKER(S):
S. Wil VanLoh Jr., Founder & CEO, Quantum Energy Partners
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