Trisha Curtis discusses the regulatory environment and its impact on oil markets.

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One year ago, oil future went negative. Three experts weigh in on why and how it happened, and the lessons learned.

In this episode, co-hosted by Nick Bryan, Trisha Curtis joins us to discuss the hottest news with the market (by basin), oil prices, the Biden administration, energy security, decarbonizing the grid, and more. Trisha Curtis is a well-known industry advisor and public speaker. She is also the sitting President & CEO of Petronerds and has recently begun the PetroNerds podcast.

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Trisha Curtis is the President and CEO of Denver based oil and gas advisory firm, PetroNerds. Trisha took some time to talk about her experience and knowledge in the industry and the amount of information she shares is vast.

Quote in this article,  “(Demand) will continue to improve with warmer weather and reopenings and things getting back to normal, coupled with pent-up demand.,” said Trisha Curtis, chief executive officer at oil analysts PetroNerds in Denver. “We definitely see some bright spots with vaccine uptake.”

Trisha Curtis, CEO of PetroNerds and Chip Moldenhauer, CEO of Arbo talk about the future of energy transportation.

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Quote in this article, “We might see some localized shortages, and gas prices could go up,” said Trisha Curtis, chief executive officer of oil analysis firm PetroNerds in Denver. “We would expect production to return with refining margins still climbing…”