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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2026 · 35 MIN

From Backroom Tax Guy to Turning Energy Tax Credits Into Cash | Greg Matlock, EY

from Energy Breaking Bias · host Anand Jha

In this episode, Greg Matlock, a global energy and resource tax leader at Ernst & Young, shares insights on how capital decisions shape the future of energy, the evolution of the industry, and the biases that influence energy investments. Key topics Energy expansion vs. transition Impact of tax incentives on energy projects Biases in capital allocation across energy types Evolution of energy industry and technologies Balancing long-term and short-term energy strategies Role of geopolitics in energy decisions Energy industry cycles and trends Skills needed for energy consulting Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Greg Matlock and Episode Overview 01:07 Greg's Journey into the Energy Industry 02:28 How Ernst & Young Shapes the Future of Energy 06:01 Evolution of the Energy Industry Over the Years 09:39 Biases in Capital Allocation and Investment Horizons 10:48 Industry Cycles and Changing Technologies 13:00 The LNG Industry and Its Evolution 14:05 Narratives vs. Fundamentals in Capital Allocation 16:09 Misunderstandings About Energy Transition 17:44 Energy Expansion vs. Transition19:17 Role of Tax in Project Viability 27:00 Policy vs. Market in Energy Development 29:26 Handling Tough Deals and Decisions 33:09 Biases in Energy Industry and How to Eliminate Them 36:01 Connecting with Greg Matlock and Final Thoughts Keywords Energy industry, Capital decisions, Energy transition, Tax incentives, Energy investment bias, LNG, Energy policy, Energy technology, Ernst & Young, Greg Matlock

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