Webinar

FEI ForwardThinking: Can Renewable Energy Save Us?


FEI FORWARD THINKING Q4 SERIES: ENERGY IN UPHEAVAL

Whether it’s uncertainty in the Gulf, war in Ukraine or the move to renewable sources, the energy industry is facing a generational paradigm shift with long-term implications for its future. Not since the crisis of the 1970s have energy providers been confronted with so many risks and opportunities.

Financial Education & Research Foundation (FERF) will hold live, in-depth Q&A discussions with three industry leaders who will offer insight into the financial, strategic and practical issues facing energy providers and what they see as an endgame for a volatile world market.

The War in Ukraine created a new global energy crisis, while at the same time the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act is making a historic investment in solar and renewable energy. The question remains whether the transition away from fossil fuels can keep pace with renewable sector’s capacity as a reliable source of energy for the US economy. 

Join us for a conversation with Cypress Creek Renewables’ Chief Financial Officer, Tres Petmecky as he provides insight on the question, "Can Renewable Energy Save Us?". 


Speakers

William (Tres) Petmecky

Chief Financial Officer
Cypress Creek Renewables

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-internet-based

Field

Specialized Knowledge, Technical

Prerequisites

none

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