Brendan Walsh hosts Troy Eckard of Eckard Enterprises discuss the current state of US Energy, energy regulation, supply and demand pre-and-post COVID-19, hydrocarbons alongside further green investments, and then upcoming thoughts on a Biden Administration and Democratic majority Congress and Senate.
Why has such a great success in the last 15 years of US domestic oil and gas exploration been riddled with such financially unfavorable reports, news and results – especially if the US moved to form a net importer of crude oil to the largest producer of crude oil in 2019-20?
What can the industry expect for the next four years with Biden Administration? With the proposed Green New Deal and so much against hydrocarbons, why do we see the future bright for investing in and owning oil and gas assets directly?
With the US oil and gas industry having one of its worse collapses in history, how will this affect the future of the US energy space with regards to future drilling, production, and overall supply-side deliveries?
Brendan Walsh
Brendan Walsh is a fintech entrepreneur and Wisconsin-Madison graduate, coming from the financial advising and the retirement industry in Chicago. Before joining Rocket Dollar, he consulted various fintech, crypto, and blockchain startups growing throughout his home city. Specializing in sales and customer service automation, operations, and partnership management, Brendan has a talent for recognizing opportunities in new markets and creating efficiencies to accelerate the speed of a fintech organization.
Troy Eckard
Since 1985, I have been involved in the pursuit of private capital from high net worth investors and family offices to provide the financial engine to acquire alternative and tangible assets. My career has provided me with some incredible relationships with self-made millionaires who have themselves been highly successful in building their own businesses, their own investment portfolios, and their own investment strategies. I have spent 35 years involved in US oil and gas industry.
