Outlook for Energy and Utility Policies – James Lucier
Date: Thursday, April 30, 2020
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Outlook for Energy and Utility Policies – James Lucier
The outlook for energy and utility policies is the theme of this Executive Briefing, the fifth in our “Analyzing Pandemics” series. Attendees will gain context and perspective regarding oil market disruptions and the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the policy outlook for energy, utilities, and green infrastructure.
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Speakers
James Lucier
Managing Director, Capital Alpha PartnersJames Lucier is a managing director at Capital Alpha, where he leads the energy, environmental, & tax practices. Lucier provides predictive, insightful analysis of trends in Washington energy and climate policy for an array of clients including asset managers, private equity investors, commodity traders, and investment bankers.