Welcome to Industry Focus. The Podcast that dives into a different sector of the stock market each day.

I'm your host Emily Flippin. I'm Jason Moser. I'm Nick Seyple. I'm Dylan Lewis. And today

we're talking financials. Today we're talking consumer goods. Wild Card Wednesday.

And we're talking energy. And today we're talking Tech. Let's dive in.

Welcome Industry Focus. I'm Nick Saipold. Today I'm excited to welcome IHS

market vice chairman, renowned energy expert, and Pulitzer Prize winning author Daniel Jorgen back to the podcast.

Mr. Yorgen last joined us on the podcast roughly a year ago

to discuss his most recent book, The New Map, Energy, Climate,

and The Clash of Nations, where he sets forth his framework

for the energy market's future.

Well, a lot has changed in the last year, which is why the new map is now available in

paperback with a new updated epilogue and why we're excited to have Mr. Yorgon back here with us to share his thoughts on what's happened in the energy industry over the last year.

Daniel Yorgon, welcome back to Industry Focus.

Well, thank you, Nick.

It's really great to be back with you and your audience.

Great to have you hear, lots to talk about.

Just off the bat, I wanted to pull a quote from your new epilogue, you say, quote,

geophysical maps change very slowly, but political, technical and economic maps can change very quickly,

revealing new topographies that present multiple challenges and need to be traversed with care and thought.

And you say that's the terrain we're in today. So if you look out over the past year or so,

what would you say is the biggest change to the map for energy that you've seen?

The biggest change in the map of energy is what happened to prices.

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