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ArchiveOil in the U.S. Energy Perspective – A forecast to 1990From the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveChanging Structures in the World Oil MarketFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveShares of Heating Fuels in U.S. HousingFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveWorld Oil. How We Got Here and Where We Are GoingFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveShare of Heating Fuels in U.S. HousingFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive. ONE (PDF) TWO (PDF)
ArchiveComments on Proposals to Limit U.S. Petroleum ImportsFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveCOmments by Cheryl J. Trench before the National Association of Attorneys GeneralFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveComments on the Crude Oil Windfall Profic Tax ActFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveComments on the President’s Program to Decontrol Domestic Crude Oil PricesFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveStatement of John H. Lichtblau on State-Federal Beaufort Sea Lease SaleFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveMotor Gasoline . An Outlook for Supply and DemandFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveNatural Gas Surplus . A Matter of PolicyFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveStatement by Lichtblau before Pubilc Hearings on Proposed Cali Oil and Gas Lease SaleFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveThe Outlook for Oil and GasFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveShares of Heating Fuels in U.S. HousingFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveRefinery Incentives, Refined Product Imports and the Entitlement ProgramFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveAspects of the U.S. Crude Oil Entitlement ProgramFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveWhither U.S. RefineriesFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveU.S. Oil Supply and Demand to 1990From the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.
ArchiveShares of Heating Fuels in New One Family HomesFrom the EPRINC/PIRINC historical archive.