Conferences
Alternative Energy 2007: Seizing Opportunity in an
Expanding Energy Marketplace" A conference sponsored by the Center
for Energy Studies, Louisiana State University, April 25, 2007. Larry
Kumins, EPRINC's Vice President for Research and Analysis made a
presentation entitled, Ethanol Updated: Value Stream, Energy Security,
and the Dangers of Overproduction.
On April 10-12, 2007 EPRINC participated in the Federal Trade
Commissions conference,Energy Markets in the 21st Century: Competition
Policy in Perspective Workshop.” EPRINC’s Chairman, Darius W. Gaskins,
chaired the opening panel on Lessons From History: How Did
the United States Deal with the Energy Crises of the 1970s? What Did We
Learn? The participants in the opening panel included Daniel
Yergin of Cambrdige Energy Research Associates; Douglas Arent of the
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, James Bushnell of the University
of California Energy Institute, and Gal Luft of the Institute of
Analysis for Global Security. Click on the following links to watch and
read the presentations:
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After an Attack
on Iraq; The Economic Consequences. Co-organize workshop by
Center for International and Strategic Studies. November 12, 2002
Conference on
U.S.-Saudi Energy and Economic Relations In Global Perspective.
hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations, Petroleum Industry Research
Foundation,Inc. and U.S.-Saudi Arabian Business Council in
Washington,DC, April 22, 2002. Welcoming Remarks by John H. Lichtblau
Running on Empty?
Prospects for Future World Oil Supplies.
A conference co-sponsored by
PIRINC and the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice
University, May 19, 2000. The conference report is now available. To
download a copy click here .
Other
What Next for
Heating Oil?
A presentation to the New England
Fuel Institute, June 8, 2000. Copies available upon request.
Crude Oil Supply/Demand Dynamics and Its Effect on Jet Fuel Pricing.
A presentation to the International Air Transport Association Fuel
Trade Meeting, May 31, 2000. Copies available upon request.
The run-up in
heating oil and more recently gasoline prices has triggered
many requests for briefings by the Congress, the Department of Energy,
the State Department and the General Accounting Office as well as the
Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CNN, MSNBC, and numerous other
media groups.
