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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 28 MIN

Toby Rice, EQT Corporation: "The Future of Natural Gas and Energy Security"

from CERAWeek Podcast with Atul Arya · host CERAWeek by S&P Global

In this episode of the CERAWeek Podcast, Daniel Yergin, CERAWeek Chairman, speaks with Toby Rice, President and CEO of EQT Corporation, about the current dynamics of the natural gas market as we move into 2025. They explore the implications of the shale revolution on U.S. energy independence, the role of gas in powering AI infrastructure, permitting and infrastructure challenges in the Marcellus Shale, and the critical role of LNG in global energy security. As the energy landscape evolves, the conversation previews some of the topics that will be explored in March at CERAWeek 2025. Key Topics: Market Dynamics: Anticipated corrections in the natural gas market Shale Revolution: The transformative effect of shale gas on U.S. energy independence Infrastructure Challenges: Permitting approvals and infrastructure investments needed to grow production LNG and Energy Security: The significance of LNG for global gas markets Environmental Objectives: Curbing methane emissions and displacing coal to reduce overall emissions

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