Energy Strong Podcast

Defending and Promoting The Natural Gas & Oil Industry

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Defending and Promoting The Natural Gas & Oil Industry

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Defending and Promoting The Natural Gas & Oil Industry

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Defending and Promoting The Natural Gas & Oil Industry

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Episode 2 of the Energy Strong Podcast features Nick Deiuliis, President and Chief Executive Officer of CNX Resources (NYSE: CNX). CNX was founded when Abraham Linolcn was president! The Company has a 155-year legacy in the region, leveraging its knowledge of coal & coalbed methane production to become a premier developer of natural gas in major shale formations of the Appalachian basin. 

Join Nick's conversation with DRW and Mike Umbro as they open with the shared challenges of running a major league baseball organization and operating a successful energy company; both require mindfulness in corporate planning, market-specific growth strategies, and a focused effort to protect the culture/brand of the organization.

Nick describes the evolution of CNX's business model and the company's positive impact on local communities in the Appalachian region. CNX is focused on sustainability as an organization, which requires 1) hiring and retaining talent from the local community, 2) offering sustainable wages and compensation that grows the middle class, and 3) producing energy while improving the environment. CNX, and other domestic natural gas producers, are making tremendous strides to decarbonize our energy systems. Did you know that if Pennsylvania was a stand-alone nation, it would be the ONLY developed nation to have met the Paris Accords on its own? WOW!

Don't miss out on this fact-packed discussion that highlights the importance of sustainability, free cash flow, innovation, environmental stewardship, and energy security.

Domestic energy production, specifically natural gas, has a tremendous opportunity to revolutionize transportation, aviation, manufacturing, and other industries through technological solutions brought forth by companies like CNX. These solutions will continue to reduce carbon intensity and associated emissions but we need transparent, science-based reporting on an apples-to-apples basis to ensure the most efficient solutions are adopted.

DRW reads Senator Elizabeth Warren's ridiculous letter chastising domestic energy companies with energy-illiterate claims like, 'local producers are maximizing their profits by exporting natural gas to Europe.' Nick believes our policymakers are confusing market symptoms for root causes, with the extreme-left politicians deliberately hiding root causes of energy scarcity (and limitations of wind and solar at scale) from the general public.

We discuss scopes 1-3 emissions, geopolitical events, the challenges of scaling energy systems to meet demand growth from the developing world, the growing importance of science-based analysis, and the need for government policies to "get out of the way" as the free market figures out how to meet the energy needs of tomorrow. Please like, share, subscribe, and opine!

Defending and Promoting The Natural Gas & Oil Industry

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In this worldwide climate crisis, natural gas is more important than ever. The ESP team sits down with David Callahan, President, of Marcellus Shale Coalition to cover natural gas, the environment, and its importance to the United States. 

"When you look at the data speaks for itself. Here in Pennsylvania, increased use of natural gas in the power generation sector dropped CO2 emissions somewhere in the neighborhood by 40 percent from 2005 through 2018. And I think we all know nationally, nationally speaking, increased use of natural gas is one of the primary reasons why the United States has led the world in CO2 emission reductions dating back to 2005 as well." - David Callahan

The podcast energy experts! Dan Naatz, Patrick Schauer, VP of Engineering at Rio Blanco Energy; Kat Galloway, CEO Artemis Energy, Inc., and President, Bright Sky Environmental; and Andrew Parker, Ph.D., Director of ESG & General Manager, SPL. Connect with all of them on the LinkedIn link on their names.

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Video Production Sponsored by Stu Turley and the gang from the Sandstone Group.

We have a great talk with Daniel Naatz, SVP, Government Relations and Political Affairs at Independent Petroleum Association of America. 

The team covers with Dan the importance of the American Shale Revolution and its impact on the world, U.S. national security, and the world energy crisis. Listen to the solutions and energy experts. 

The podcast energy experts! 

Dan Naatz, Patrick Schauer, VP of Engineering at Rio Blanco Energy; Kat Galloway, CEO Artemis Energy, Inc., and President, Bright Sky Environmental; and Andrew Parker, Ph.D., Director of ESG & General Manager.

Stephen Anson from W Energy Software joins the podcast to discuss "the redheaded stepchild" of the energy industry - Measurement. Stephen describes what measurement is as it relates to energy production and why it is important. He also fills us in on some exciting work that he is doing with the American Petroleum Institute to help develop new measurement standards for produced water.

Check out W Energy Software's latest measurement offering - https://wenergysoftware.com/

The podcast crew is joined by Mike Umbro, principal at Field View Capital and active LinkedIn contributor, for a discussion about California oil and gas. Mike educates us on how much oil and gas actually exists in the state and we talk about how California's environmental regulations impact both the ability to produce domestic oil and gas and create some unintended environmental consequences.