Robert Bryce is an author, journalist, and film producer. He has written about energy, power, politics, and innovation for over three decades. Bryce is the author of six books including, most recently, A Question of Power: Electricity and the Wealth of Nations. He has given more than 500 invited or keynote lectures to groups ranging from the Marines Corps War College to the Sydney Institute, as well as to various associations, universities, and corporations. He has appeared on dozens of media outlets ranging from Fox News to Al Jazeera. Bryce is also the co-producer of two energy-focused documentaries, including the new five-part docuseries, Juice: Power, Politics, & The Grid, which has been viewed over three million times on YouTube. He lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife, Lorin, an art teacher, photographer, and master potter.
The United States is a natural gas superpower. It produces more gas than China, Iran, Norway, and Qatar combined. The US is also the biggest supplier of LNG to Europe. In addition, nat gas will fuel the AI boom. Nearly all of Big Tech’s new AI data centers will be powered by gas-fired generators. Some 200 new gas plants are now in development in the US, which means domestic nat gas demand will increase by 10% or more over the next few years. How should investors respond? In this presentation, author, film producer, and podcaster Robert Bryce will explain why investors should bet on volumes, not prices. That means looking at the pipeline companies that move that fuel to domestic and international markets. Bryce will also discuss how the new Trump Administration, and recent federal court decisions, will affect the hydrocarbon sector. He will conclude with a brief discussion of why he continues to be insanely bullish on the future of the US.
The energy industry is in transition...but how long it will take, how much it will cost, and how investors can prosper along the way are open questions. Estimates of the cost to completely transition to a “net-zero economy” globally run as high as $110 trillion over three decades. Yikes!
Our expert panelists will cut to the chase, explaining what is fact, what is fiction, and what top 10 stocks or funds you can buy to profit in both the traditional and transitional energy subsectors. Bring a pen and paper, or tablet or smartphone, because you’ll wantto take notes as they “name names” for the benefit of your portfolio.