Kourtney Hadrick

7/30/2021

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Session: Mitigating GHGs – Challenges, Opportunities and a Realistic Path Forward

Carbon sequestration and other technological advances have evolved from theoretical applications to more technologically feasible solutions in recent years. But what is considered economically achievable can vary, based on the time frame, geology, and location? Some companies have taken measurable steps forward, revealing both challenges and opportunities. Efforts to mitigate GHGs is gaining traction in policy debates and in board rooms, and industry leaders must consider their own path forward, understanding the risks, benefits, and regulatory considerations where they operate. Knowing these realities will help determine a project’s likelihood for success and secure the necessary support from the communities where these new technologies are implemented.

Operating Director – Energy
Southern Ute Growth Fund

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About Kourtney Hadrick

Kourtney Hadrick is responsible for overseeing the Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s business units associated with direct investments in energy and the departments associated with the Tribe’s Department of Energy. She serves as a member on the Growth Fund Management Committee which advises Tribal Council on all of its enterprise business investments including real estate, private equity, energy exploration, production and midstream companies. Previously, Ms. Hadrick was President and Chief Operating Officer of Red Cedar Gathering Company (a midstream oil and gas joint venture between the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and Kinder Morgan Operating LP “A”) and Aka Energy (a midstream oil and gas company wholly owned by the Tribe). She has over 22 years of technical and management experience in the oil and gas and petrochemical industries. Prior to her employment with the Tribe, Ms. Hadrick was employed by BP America Production Company which included engineering, operations, and multiple leadership positions in both upstream and midstream assets located in Colorado, Louisiana, Texas and Wyoming. Ms. Hadrick earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University and a Management Certificate from MIT Sloan Business School.

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