President Obama continues to delay approval for construction of the northern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline, a $5.3 billion project that would bring Canadian oil
That’s where the problems come in. Refiners and other obligated parties like importers must, per the RFS requirements, document that they have blended ethanol into
“There isn’t a lot of clarity from the White House or the administration on exactly what all the determinants will be for this pipeline,” said
Those comments can be downloaded here (PDF).
His written testimony can be downloaded at www.eprinc.org/pdf/EPRINC-Testimony-March-17-2011.pdf Hearing details can be found on the House Energy and Commerce website here The archived webcast of
EPRINC Publications Oil Spill in the Gulf – Who is in Charge? An EPRINC Briefing Memorandum – June 3, 2010 Proposed Agenda for the National Commission on
Mr. Giusti is also a senior adviser at Center for Strategic and International Studies, a member of the advisory board of Riverstone-Carlyle, and a member
Mr. Nelson served in numerous positions at Exxon Mobil reflecting the full range of complexity of the petroleum industry. He brings to EPRINC unique
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