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Western Governments have enacted a slew of policies to support energy security and its transition to a greener future. These policies can radically shift the economic landscape for the commodity sector participants. However, the reality of implementing these policies, from the power lines needed to the mines for critical metals, requires navigating byzantine levels of planning and approval. What does this mean for the West’s ability to compete in the energy transition. What does this mean for commodity traders who have historically eschewed close governmental relations? Why does that need to change? Our guest is Peter Stahley, Senior VP at Cassidy & Associates, a governmental relations service.
For pdf discussed visit https://www.hcgroup.global/hc-insider/hc-insider-podcast/governmental-relations-planning-and-policy-with-peter-stahley
For more on HC visit www.hcgroup.global
For more on Cassidy & Associates https://cassidy.com/
By Paul Chapman, HC Group4.8
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Western Governments have enacted a slew of policies to support energy security and its transition to a greener future. These policies can radically shift the economic landscape for the commodity sector participants. However, the reality of implementing these policies, from the power lines needed to the mines for critical metals, requires navigating byzantine levels of planning and approval. What does this mean for the West’s ability to compete in the energy transition. What does this mean for commodity traders who have historically eschewed close governmental relations? Why does that need to change? Our guest is Peter Stahley, Senior VP at Cassidy & Associates, a governmental relations service.
For pdf discussed visit https://www.hcgroup.global/hc-insider/hc-insider-podcast/governmental-relations-planning-and-policy-with-peter-stahley
For more on HC visit www.hcgroup.global
For more on Cassidy & Associates https://cassidy.com/

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