Gary L. Hunt

Gary L. Hunt
About the Author

Gary L. Hunt

Gary Hunt, President, Scalable Growth Strategy Advisors helps software, data and information services companies with competitive go to market strategies to meet the needs of the energy vertical. He previously served as VP-Global Analytics & Data at IHS/CERA and Division President at Ventyx/Global Energy Advisors.  He can be reached at ghunt@scalablegrowth.com or through Linked-In.

  • Please Don’t Swap Me

    Gary L. Hunt

    Energy industry appears to have successfully dodged a big Dodd Frank bullet with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) decision July 10, 2012 by a 4-1 vote defining a “swap” for energy transaction purposes as largely exempting any regulatory driven environmental transactions.

  • Natural gas is cheaper, cleaner but is it riskier?

    Gary L. Hunt

    Watch out if, in the absence of building new nuclear power plants, we begin to experience the double whammy loss not only of the existing coal fired generation but the retirement of the existing nuclear fleet.

  • Too Much of Two Good Things

    Gary L. Hunt

    The Pacific Northwest is experiencing too much of two good things: Low cost hydropower generation a sizable fleet of wind generation.

  • Do We Really Need a Clean Energy Standard?

    Gary L. Hunt

    Congress can’t agree on much of anything. Some argue we already have a de facto clean energy standard defined by a majority of the states. But the big winner in this proposed clean energy standard is not wind or solar energy but nuclear power

  • America’s Growing Energy Export Trend

    Gary L. Hunt

    Domestic and international markets are adjusting rapidly to the changing price dynamics of coal, natural gas and oil.

  • Old Gas, New Gas

    Gary L. Hunt

    The markets have spoken declaring natural gas fired generation the power technology of the decade. The markets believe so much in the potential of natural gas generation that the largest category of power plant retirements over the decade is also old gas plants being replaced by new, better ones.


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