Fuel Diversity Adds Stability to Energy Companies
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David Lawrence worked with Shell for almost three decades, ultimately retiring from his post as executive vice president, exploration and commercial of Shell Upstream Americas in 2013. Since retiring from Shell, he has founded Lawrence Energy Group LLC, an energy investment and advisory firm pursuing a variety of global plays. David Lawrence stresses the importance of application of technology, unique insights and operational excellence as well as a diverse energy portfolio, which helps add stability to investors, energy companies, and national economies.
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David Lawrence is a respected energy consultant who has past leadership experience with Shell in oil and gas exploration and development, acquisitions and divestments, renewables, finance and research. Leveraging the knowledge he gained at Shell to provide and evaluate energy investment opportunities and advice, David Lawrence stays informed on the latest energy transition developments in traditional and renewable energy.
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A Yale University geology and geophysics PhD, David Lawrence, Shell Upstream Americas former executive vice president, sits on the Yale Climate and Energy Institute External Advisory Board. A distinguished lecturer for the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG), David Lawrence left Shell and supports AAPG’s Military Veterans Scholarships Program (MVSP).
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David Lawrence is an expert geologist who has applied his expertise at Royal Dutch Shell in positions ranging from chief geologist to executive vice president. In addition to his work with Shell, David Lawrence presented as a Halbouty Keynote Plenary Lecturer at the 2011 Annual American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) meeting. Lawrence is also the recipient of the Wallace Pratt award for best paper in the AAPG Bulletin and a past AAPG Distinguished Lecturer.
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Educated at Yale University with a focus on geology and geophysics, David Lawrence is a former executive vice president at Royal Dutch Shell and Shell Upstream Americas. While at Shell, David Lawrence was involved with acquisitions and divestments and sought new opportunities in the oil, gas and wind energy sectors. Mr. Lawrence also spent time as a geology instructor, coal, uranium and research geologist before he became the chief geologist at Shell in the mid-1990s.
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With over 30 years of experience in the energy industry, Dr. David Lawrence operated as an executive vice president for Royal Dutch Shell and the executive vice president of Exploration and Commercial for Shell Upstream Americas before retiring from Shell in 2013. Dr. David Lawrence will serve as the keynote speaker at Oil & Gas in the 21st Century, a two-day conference hosted by the University of Tulsa College of Law.
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The former executive vice president of both Global Exploration for Royal Dutch Shell and Exploration and Commercial for Shell Upstream Americas, Dr. David Lawrence retired from Shell in 2013. He is currently Chairman of Lawrence Energy Group LLC, a Director of Stone Energy, and Chairman of the Yale Climate and Energy Institute Advisory Board, David Lawrence maintains Energy Perspectives, a blog at www.lawrence1energy.blogspot.com, where he discusses solutions for energy poverty and is a contributor to the Energy Collective.
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An executive who founded Lawrence Energy Group, David Lawrence honed his expertise in the energy sector in past leadership roles with Shell Upstream Americans and Royal Dutch Shell. David Lawrence has since been invited to share his knowledge with numerous organizations, including Rice University, Tulane University, the University of Wyoming, University of Tulsa, the Energy Collective, the Yale Climate and Energy Institute (YCEI), and Yale Alumni in Energy, where he serves on the Steering Committee.
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