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Biden Year One: Effects on the Energy Industry and What’s Coming Next
About This Webinar
The policies and policy makers have been set what does this mean for you. With the new party leading the country some of the policies that were put on the back burner will come to the front again and new standards will be discussed with a look into what the industry might be expecting in the years to come.
Join in as our speakers highlight some of the upcoming policies that the energy industry should be on the watch for and how that might change the face of the industry.
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Featured Presenters
Partner, Global Co-Head of Tax - Energy at Mayer Brown LLP
Greg Matlock is a partner in Mayer Brown's Houston office and a member of the Tax Transactions & Consulting practice. He serves as a global co-leader of the Tax-Energy group, and he also leads Mayer Brown’s tax efforts regarding the energy transition for traditional natural resource based businesses, including carbon capture use and sequestration (and Section 45Q), waste-to-energy, hydrogen, biomass and biofuels, and certain other energy efficient sources. Prior to joining Mayer Brown, Greg served as EY's Americas Energy and Resources Tax leader.
Greg has extensive experience in US federal income tax planning and structuring for transactions involving partnerships and corporations, with particular emphasis on energy-related investments. He regularly leads tax efforts related to investments and transactions throughout the energy spectrum, including oil and gas, mining and metals, power and utilities, and renewable energy. Greg has considerable experience with both private and public energy related transactions, including various capital market transactions (including IPO, Up-C, MLP, SPAC, and REIT transactions), throughout the Americas and globally. He represents domestic and international energy companies, private equity funds, strategic investors, and various other stakeholders.
Greg is a frequent speaker and author on energy tax matters.
Greg has extensive experience in US federal income tax planning and structuring for transactions involving partnerships and corporations, with particular emphasis on energy-related investments. He regularly leads tax efforts related to investments and transactions throughout the energy spectrum, including oil and gas, mining and metals, power and utilities, and renewable energy. Greg has considerable experience with both private and public energy related transactions, including various capital market transactions (including IPO, Up-C, MLP, SPAC, and REIT transactions), throughout the Americas and globally. He represents domestic and international energy companies, private equity funds, strategic investors, and various other stakeholders.
Greg is a frequent speaker and author on energy tax matters.
Senior Director, BCG Center for Energy Impact
Alex Dewar is a Senior Director at BCG's Center for Energy Impact. He is an expert on decarbonization and energy transitions, focusing on the intersection of technology, policy, and market forces shaping responses to climate change. At BCG he advises energy, industrial, and financial institution clients on decarbonization and low carbon growth opportunities. He also BCG's topic leader for climate change in the Power & Utilities sector.
Vice President, Regulatory Affairs at NRG Energy
Travis Kavulla is Vice President of Regulatory Affairs at NRG Energy, where he works to ensure that energy markets continue to deliver value for electricity consumers. Travis Kavulla joined NRG after a decade of work as a government regulator and energy policy expert.
Before joining NRG, Travis held a position at R Street Institute, where he led the think tank's energy and environmental policy program. Prior to that, Travis served eight years as a utility commissioner at the Montana Public Service Commission, during which time he served as the President of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) and as a member of the Electric Power Research Institute advisory council. He also had the opportunity to serve on the governing body of the Western Energy Imbalance Market, one of North America’s largest electricity markets.
During his work in public life, Travis has written dozens of articles and speeches on energy and telecommunications policy and regulation. Travis has a master’s degree in history from the University of Cambridge, where he was a Gates Scholar, and a bachelor’s degree in history from Harvard University.
Before joining NRG, Travis held a position at R Street Institute, where he led the think tank's energy and environmental policy program. Prior to that, Travis served eight years as a utility commissioner at the Montana Public Service Commission, during which time he served as the President of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) and as a member of the Electric Power Research Institute advisory council. He also had the opportunity to serve on the governing body of the Western Energy Imbalance Market, one of North America’s largest electricity markets.
During his work in public life, Travis has written dozens of articles and speeches on energy and telecommunications policy and regulation. Travis has a master’s degree in history from the University of Cambridge, where he was a Gates Scholar, and a bachelor’s degree in history from Harvard University.
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