Chart Industries CEO on Clean Energy Transition, LNG

The video discusses the current state of demand in the energy sector, highlighting the impact of COVID-19 on clean energy transitions, particularly LNG. It covers company operations, supply chain resilience, and global production differences. The conversation shifts to the future of LNG export terminals and the engineering challenges they face. Finally, the video explores the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source, supported by government and private sector initiatives.

What is the current state of demand for clean energy according to the transcript?

• Demand is very strong.

• Demand is fairly weak but expected to pick up.

• Demand is declining rapidly.

• Demand is stable with no expected changes.

How did the company manage its workforce during the pandemic?

• All employees were laid off.

• The company operated at full capacity with no remote work.

• The company shut down all operations.

• Approximately 20% of the workforce worked remotely.

Which region experienced a quick rebound in production after the initial COVID-19 impact?

• China

• India

• United States

• Europe

What is the expected delay for LNG export terminal projects in the US?

• 12 months

• 18 months

• 6 months

• 24 months

What is a significant challenge for hydrogen adoption mentioned in the transcript?

• No interest from private industry

• High cost and safety concerns

• Lack of government support

• Limited availability of technology

Which country is mentioned as having a government stimulus package supporting hydrogen?

• United States

• Norway

• Australia

• China

What is the role of modular construction in LNG projects?

• It increases the cost of projects.

• It requires more resources than traditional methods.

• It allows for quicker returns and reinvestment.

• It is not mentioned in the transcript.