President, Chief Executive Officer & Director, Cnx Resources
Search every verified Nicholas Deiuliis interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Nicholas Deiuliis, president and CEO of CNX Resources, has continued to host his podcast “The Far Middle,” where he discusses a range of topics including energy policy, history, and economics. In a January 2025 episode, he compared the economics of baseball from the 1950s to today and quoted Calvin Coolidge on the Constitution. He also commented on international affairs, stating that “Nicolás Maduro enjoyed the United States bending over backward to appease him because Western climate policies left economies needing fossil fuels from places like Venezuela,” and predicted a push for peace in Ukraine. In a separate podcast appearance in January 2025, Deiuliis discussed his leadership style, the importance of communication in retaining talent, and the need for mentorship programs to help underserved communities enter the energy industry. Deiuliis has
“The bulk of the contribution to an unsustainable fiscal and monetary path can be attributed to out-of-control entitlement spending — a philosophy that pretended there were silver bullets and free lunches, turning balanced budgets into continuous deficit spending.”
“One way to return to fiscal and budgetary normalcy is to spur economic growth so entitlement spending becomes a smaller piece of the overall economy and tax revenue base.”
“The Harmonized Tariff Schedule runs 4,392 pages and is complexity stacked upon complexity; if the Trump administration wants fair trade and simpler regulation, it may want to start by reimagining that schedule.”
“Both Trump and Harris pretended the problem didn't exist during the election, but as we enter 2025 it is governing time — you'll see attempts to arrest spending and grow the economy so entitlements become a smaller portion of the budget.”
“The United Nations admitted some UNRWA staff participated in the October 7 massacre, yet its probe was limited to fewer than two dozen staffers and then closed — we should stop funding UNRWA and consider pausing UN funding until meaningful reform is demonstrated.”
“I believe you will see a push for peace and a ceasefire in Ukraine: Ukraine will continue to exist as an independent nation and be rebuilt, but it might not become part of NATO and Russia will likely continue to hold eastern parts and Crimea.”
“Nicolás Maduro enjoyed the United States bending over backward to appease him because Western climate policies left economies needing fossil fuels from places like Venezuela, but in 2024 the exposure of Maduro's suppression changed the dynamic for the better.”
“Overbearing, oppressive government regulation has become ridiculous in places — complex rules like the Harmonized Tariff Schedule make compliance impossible for ordinary businesses, and 2025 may see setbacks to regulatory overreach that benefit doers and value creators.”
“Energy is so vital and yet so misunderstood because people take it for granted; the lights come on like magic, and society doesn't realize the effort behind it. This complacency has allowed fiction about the energy industry to be constructed, and now policy is starting to follow that fiction.”
“As CEO of a public company, I believe there is a moral and fiduciary duty to advocate on the facts and realities of the energy industry, communicating to shareholders, employees, communities, and policymakers about the true scientific basis and impacts of energy policy.”
“The secret to retaining talent in today's mobile society is communication—having honest conversations about career goals, development, and life plans to find overlap with company strategy, which helps reduce attrition and build tailored career paths.”
“Over the last 30 years, female representation in STEM and energy has improved significantly, but socioeconomic barriers remain a huge challenge, especially in urban and rural underserved communities, which limits access to opportunities in the energy sector.”
“The biggest roadblock for underserved communities entering the energy industry is lack of network and mentorship; opening awareness and providing mentorship programs can create pipelines for young adults to enter apprenticeships and advance their careers locally.”
“At CNX, our core values are responsibility, ownership, and excellence, which manifest as a relentless pursuit of quality and safety, where failure is expected as part of striving for excellence and learning from setbacks is essential.”
“My leadership style balances situational awareness without micromanaging; I pick the right leaders, provide them tools, and lead from the front when needed, adapting between hands-off and hands-on approaches.”
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Nick Deiuliis joins the podcast this week to discuss the delicate balance of transitioning from fossil fuels to clean energy. How far has innovation taken us? And how do we factor in national security as well as environmental concerns? We also consider how the Appalachian region has been an enormous boon for the energy space. Nick Deiuliis is a chemical engineer, attorney, and business executive, and is the Director and the Chief Executive Officer of CNX Resources Corporation. During a career spanning 30 years, he served as the CEO or Chairman of the Board of five public energy companies. D…
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