Chad Zamarin, Williams Cos.' executive vice president of corporate strategic development, discusses the midstream company’s move into carbon capture and storage, NextGen Gas and the need for pipeline permit reform.
In this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive, Plains All American Pipeline's Richard McGee believes the Permian will be "a major contributor" to the world's energy supply and that its existing infrastructure is enough to deal with future production, at least in the medium term.
Admiral William McRaven, the former chancellor of the University of Texas System, discusses University of Texas' lands in West Texas, their environmental impact and their influence in keeping Europe supplied with energy in this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive.
In this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive interview, Joe Bob Edwards, the managing director of White Deer Energy, compares today’s investments in ESG to when investors “threw capital” into the shale revolution and investor returns “really suffered.”
In this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive interview, EQT CEO Toby Rice describes what unleashing the U.S. LNG sector would look like.
In this Hart Energy Live Exclusive, Coterra Energy CFO Shane Young talks the energy industry's next steps to solve the industry's challenges.
In this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive, Editorial Director Jordan Blum asks Quintana Resources CEO Corby Robertson Jr. about the importance of exposing today's youth to energy education to fill the gaps in the energy industry's workforce during the next wave of LNG.
Former Commerce Secretary and oil and gas legend Don Evans said the Permian Basin's talent needs are symptomatic of students not being exposed math, science and the excitement of making energy.
In this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive, Hart Energy’s Editorial Director Jordan Blum is at the Carbon & ESG Strategies Conference with Robby Rockey, the president and co-CEO of Frontier Carbon Solutions, a carbon storage developer building the sequestration infrastructure needed to support carbon capture in the U.S. Mountain West's hydrocarbon economies.
CEO Bill Way has shifted Southwestern Energy’s course from Fayetteville founder to dual-basin natural gas powerhouse. Now the LNG sector’s top supplier aims to establish itself as the leading natural gas company in the U.S. with decades of inventory in the Haynesville Shale and Appalachian Basin.
