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    EPRINC’s Max Pyziur Presents at the annual Energy Information Administration (EIA) Conference
    Max takes us through the role octane has played to meet both engine performance requirements as well as its growing role as a strategy to meet the regulatory requirements of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards.  As is always the case when it comes to fuel specifications and engine performance, it is complicated. Max outlines the historical trends and the trade-offs ahead.  The event took place on June 26, 2017 in Washington, DC. The presentation can be found here.
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    EPRINC Publication on Mexico in the Forum, Oxford Institute of Energy Studies
    An EPRINC assessment on US energy trade with Mexico was recently published in the Forum, A quarterly journal for debating energy issues and policies  from the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies. This issue of the journal from June 2017 is entirely dedicated to energy developments in Mexico.  The piece by Lucian Pugliaresi is on the growing importance to the United States of energy trade with Mexico and our southern neighbor’s contribution  to an  integrated North American petroleum production  platform.  The article begins on page 44 and the recent edition of Forum can be found here.
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    On the Loss of John Lichtblau and Robert Greco

    On a very sad note EPRINC recently lost two colleagues. Our former Chairman and current honorary Chairman, John Lichtblau, passed away on May 29, 2017. He was 94 years old.  On May 17, 2017 we lost Bob Greco, an EPRINC Distinguished Fellow. Bob was 57 years old.

    We’ve known both of these good men for more years than we can recall and we will miss much more than their good counsel. We will miss their intellectual curiosity, optimism and close friendship.

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    Lucian Pugliaresi Presents at the 2017 Washington Oil & Gas Forum

    On June 7, 2017 EPRINC’s President, Lucian Pugliaresi, presented at the 2017 Washington Oil & Gas Forum. A copy of his presentation can be found here.

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    Shale Well Productivity Assessment
    Trisha Curtis, Non Resident Fellow at EPRINC, recently authored an assessment of US shale well productivity, published by our good friends at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies.  Improvements in shale well productivity will be the driving force behind the sustainability of the North American petroleum renaissance and Trisha’s work in this area is substantially lifting our understanding of these important trends.  You can download a copy of Trisha’s full report here.
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    Trisha Curtis
EPRINC’s Max Pyziur Presents at the annual Energy Information Administration (EIA) Conference
Max takes us through the role octane has played to meet both engine performance requirements as well as its growing role as a strategy to meet the regulatory requirements of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards.  As is always the case when it comes to fuel specifications and engine performance, it is complicated. Max outlines the historical trends and the trade-offs ahead.  The event took place on June 26, 2017 in Washington, DC. The presentation can be found here.

gas

EPRINC Publication on Mexico in the Forum, Oxford Institute of Energy Studies
An EPRINC assessment on US energy trade with Mexico was recently published in the Forum, A quarterly journal for debating energy issues and policies  from the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies. This issue of the journal from June 2017 is entirely dedicated to energy developments in Mexico.  The piece by Lucian Pugliaresi is on the growing importance to the United States of energy trade with Mexico and our southern neighbor’s contribution  to an  integrated North American petroleum production  platform.  The article begins on page 44 and the recent edition of Forum can be found here.

Dreaming Spires from High Street

On the Loss of John Lichtblau and Robert Greco

On a very sad note EPRINC recently lost two colleagues. Our former Chairman and current honorary Chairman, John Lichtblau, passed away on May 29, 2017. He was 94 years old.  On May 17, 2017 we lost Bob Greco, an EPRINC Distinguished Fellow. Bob was 57 years old.

We’ve known both of these good men for more years than we can recall and we will miss much more than their good counsel. We will miss their intellectual curiosity, optimism and close friendship.

Read More

john

Shale Well Productivity Assessment
Trisha Curtis, Non Resident Fellow at EPRINC, recently authored an assessment of US shale well productivity, published by our good friends at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies.  Improvements in shale well productivity will be the driving force behind the sustainability of the North American petroleum renaissance and Trisha’s work in this area is substantially lifting our understanding of these important trends.  You can download a copy of Trisha’s full report here.

permian-well

Trisha Curtis
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