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Helium is essential to hospitals, semiconductor manufacturing, scientific research, and more, but its limited, geographically concentrated supply makes it vulnerable to disruption.

On the latest episode of Greenberg Traurig’s E2 Law Podcast: Energy Horizons series, Nikki Wise and Bill Garner explore what’s driving the shortage, how it’s affecting critical industries, and why recycling and new sources may be key to strengthening supply.

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Photo of Nikki Wise Nikki Wise

Nikki Wise focuses her practice on a wide variety of transactional matters including energy finance, strategic alliances, joint ventures and the leasing, acquisition and divestiture of assets. Her energy experience includes work related to upstream, midstream and downstream natural gas and gas liquids.

Nikki Wise focuses her practice on a wide variety of transactional matters including energy finance, strategic alliances, joint ventures and the leasing, acquisition and divestiture of assets. Her energy experience includes work related to upstream, midstream and downstream natural gas and gas liquids. Nikki’s practice also encompasses projects in the carbon sequestration, hydrogen, green ammonia, renewable natural gas, hydro generation and wind energy sectors. She has worked on legal issues in connection with facilities that gather, process and transmit products in multiple states across the United States. Her work includes complex international energy matters in countries such as Poland, Canada, Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Nikki also handles general corporate and finance transactions and works on litigation related cases. Her real estate experience includes representing clients in the development, financing, construction, leasing and sale of residential and commercial developments.

Photo of William Garner William Garner

William Garner, Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Global Energy & Natural Resources Practice Group, focuses his practice on domestic and international hydrocarbon and inert gas transactions and transitional energy development. He has worked on projects in the United States, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Poland,

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William Garner, Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Global Energy & Natural Resources Practice Group, focuses his practice on domestic and international hydrocarbon and inert gas transactions and transitional energy development. He has worked on projects in the United States, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Poland, Kazakhstan, U.A.E., United Kingdom, Algeria, Turkey and Mexico. He has robust experience in carbon capture sequestration, biofuels, and hydrogen.

Prior to joining the firm, William served as an investment banker for the world’s leading oil and gas investment banking boutique, advising on domestic and international upstream and midstream transactions. William was senior counsel at a multi-practice global law firm, and was former executive vice president and general counsel of KN Energy (NYSE:KNE), now part of Kinder Morgan, and Spectra Energy (NYSE:SE), now a division of Enbridge.