Invited to be a contributor to Forbes.com

This is a short note to say I’m honored to be a contributor to Forbes.com under the Business/Energy umbrella. I will be writing about the oil and gas industry, global warming, and the transition from fossil energy to renewables.

My first post was entitled Biden’s Climate Plan For ‘Un-Coal’ and you can click on the title to read the post.

If you missed any articles you can read them all here. They will be updated every 2 weeks.

Here are a few interviews I’ve done in regards to shale oil/gas. Check back often, this is updated regularly. To keep up with my events check the Upcoming Events section in the sidebar.

Best regards
The Gray Nomad

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Ric Shields
Ric Shields
2 years ago

Congratulations on this important opportunity, Ian.

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