• CERAWEEK
  • March 10 - 14, 2025

Hunter Hunt

Hunt Energy, LLC

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer

Hunter Hunt is Chairman and CEO of Hunt Energy, a private, family-owned energy company with a diverse portfolio of energy businesses that employs a community-centric, purpose-driven approach that creates long-term value for all stakeholders. Founded in 1934 and positioned across the energy spectrum, Hunt’s energy activities are comprised of Hunt Oil Company, Hunt Refining Company, power-focused Hunt Energy Solutions, technology-focused Hunt Energy Enterprises, and Hunt Utility Services, which operates Sharyland Utilities, a Hunt-founded regulated electric utility that owns transmission assets in Texas. Under Hunter’s leadership, Hunt Energy has expanded its strategic portfolio to include the development of energy technologies and renewable energy projects across the globe. In addition to its historic energy business investments, Hunt Energy has become a market leader in new and groundbreaking solar cell research, invested in wind energy projects in Central America and helped transform the Texas Electric Transmission grid to better process wind and solar resources. He is a Chair Emeritus of the Dallas College Foundation and a member of the Dallas County Promise board, serves on the Executive Committee of the Dallas Citizens Council, and is Vice Chair of Texas Health Resources, North Texas’ largest healthcare system. He is also co-founder of the Hunter and Stephanie Hunt Institute of Engineering and Humanity, which focuses on bringing innovative technological and business solutions to the global poor, and serves on the board of the Lyle School of Engineering at SMU.

Sessions With Hunter Hunt

Friday, 22 March

  • 11:20am - 12:00pm (CST) / 22/mar/2024 04:20 pm - 22/mar/2024 05:00 pm

    Reimagining the Energy Future
    Innovation & Technology

    Although the global energy mix is always in a state of continuous transition, the sheer scale of the world’s energy system makes the sort of rapid changes seen in technology difficult to replicate in energy. Yet in recent years, growth in unconventional oil and gas and solar PV are often cited as revolutionary changes. Are there similar energy revolutions on the horizon? Could we visualize a fundamentally different global energy system? Are you optimistic or pessimistic about bending the emissions curve? What surprised you the most? How impactful will Gen AI be in the energy sector? Is a clean energy future moving faster than many people think? How can energy transition be orderly and balanced? 

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