The bet expressed in this blog is that they will go up, first to the $35-40/b range by early 2021 and then substantially higher by end-2022.
The UNC Kenan-Flagler Energy Center, in conjunction with the UNC Institute for the Environment, hosted a one-day, invitation-only event on electricity storage.
The Business of Oil and Gas Exploration/Production (the Upstream) and Strategy and Value Creation at the Energy Firm (Energy Consulting)
What we do is seek out to most effective means for carrying out an Energy Transition that also serves the traditional needs of energy consumers.
The UNC Energy Center and the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise hosted the Carbon Capture and Utilization-Sequestration conference on March 18-19, 2019.
The UNC Energy Center conference focuses on emerging technologies in CCS that may be economically deployed at scale.
UNC Kenan-Flagler offers an MBA Energy program unique among major business schools.
The UNC Energy Center and the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise hosted an April 13-14, 2018 conference on ‘Meeting the Renewables Intermittency Challenge.’
A team of five UNC Kenan-Flagler first-year MBA students took home the top prize at the 10th Annual Michigan Ross Renewable Energy Case Competition in November.
When Ryan Meyer (MBA ’19) flew to San Francisco for his summer internship at Yoshi, he hoped to return to Chapel Hill with a full-time offer. He achieved his goal.
They say every ‘dog’ has its day but one sector seems stubbornly left behind as the stock market explores new heights – the oil & gas Midstream.
A principal contributor to this report, Faouzi Aloulou, spoke at the Kenan-Flagler Energy Center’s 2016 conference “Global Fracking: What has to change for it to be a game changer?”
The Financial Times recently reported on Big Oil’s struggles in 2015. It questions the status of major investments, and the efficacy of cutting projects.
With oil prices breaking below $30/B, they are close to ‘the sky is falling’ levels promised by Goldman Sachs some months ago.
Both camps should look at the possibilities presented by oil diplomacy as offering the best means for encouraging Iranian compliance.
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