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Energy is just the it's the sector of the economy that enables everything else. If you get energy wrong, everything hurts. And particularly for low income people. So, look, the backbone of our electricity grid has been coal and hydro. Those are the t
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...global energy, and last year, 2024, 85% of global energy. So they and they've continued to grow. Over that, fifty years, natural gas has grown 3% compound annual growth rate, Coal, 2%. Oil, 1%. Oil is the most expensive and most flexible. Coal is che
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...US energy markets, and they went from zero growth in terms of electricity demand from 2007 to 2020. They've been growing, like, one and one and a half percent recently. We think it's gonna go to two and a half percent per year. Doesn't seem like a bi
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...into this sector. Because energy has historically been considered, rightfully so, critical infrastructure, and therefore, foreign investment is subject to all kinds of scrutiny. But we can actually channel investment from trusted partners into this s
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...out clean energy? Well, I think it was, clearly that all was a package together. I think now, really, the clean energy argument, the argument for solar now is less about that, and it's about that you can do it quickly and lay it down quickly and get
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...intensive. And so we've been in this energy addition world, this need to produce really more of everything, and it's only becoming more of an issue and a challenge and an opportunity for the energy industry. Ashley, that reminds me. I wanted to ask y
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...in energy, or will it be that energy is just so geographically specific and expertise oriented that not everyone can do it? We've already seen a partitioning of the global oil market in terms of Russian oil not going to its natural market, Europe, bu
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...energy is a geographically defined problem. There There are certain parts of the country where wind and solar make a ton of sense. It's very windy. It's very sunny. There are other parts of the country where they don't make any sense at all. There ar
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...energy rich poor country. Energy abundance and human prosperity are just inextricably linked. I think that realization was part of why I was taken by the energy industry as a college student and has gotten me so excited to work in this space. One way
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...of Energy does not regulate how much the oil and gas companies drill. That's not in our purview. And because there has been such an increase, there was such an increase in drilling and improved techniques to be able to drill both oil and gas, we saw
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