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U.S. Natural Gas OutlookThis 2016 publication predates EPRINC’s current website, and the original document is no longer available in the archive. For EPRINC’s current research…
Can Octane Play a Cost-Effective Role in Lifting Automobile Fuel Efficiency Standards?Automobile manufacturers have been facing increasing regulatory requirements to meet to fuel efficiency standards under U.S. and state laws since the 1970s.…
Opportunities and Risks for Power Gen in the New Pricing and Regulatory EnvironmentThis 2016 publication predates EPRINC’s current website, and the original document is no longer available in the archive. For EPRINC’s current research…
Auto Fuel Economy Standards: How Should We Proceed?In 2012 the federal government required automakers to meet more stringent standards for both fuel economy and reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG)…
Hawaii’s Grand ExperimentJeff Kissel, EPRINC’s Distinguished Fellow, begins to take a look at the ambitious program by the State of Hawaii to move its…
US Shale Gas: The Road AheadThe following report on US natural gas supply was undertaken by Ben Montalbano and Trisha Curtis and is part of EPRINC’s multi-year…
All’s Fair in Love, War, and Taxes (RIP)Larry Goldstein’s recent commentary on federal income taxes and whether the rich are paying their fair share. Larry’s comments can be found…
Larry Goldstein: The Fed Decisively IndecisiveI never thought I would say this, so I won’t. I’ll Write it. I’ve always believed that sunshine is the best antiseptic.…
Right Music, Wrong KeyIn economics, there are plenty of dilemmas and challenging questions. As analysts, we are fortunate that oil markets present most of them.…
Do They Mean What They Say? Did They Say What They Meant? I don’t know about you, but I’m getting tired of this 100%President Obama has told us that his energy policy philosophy is “All-Of-The-Above.” I have mentioned in the past that you need to…What’s Hiding Behind the Numbers? – BLS’ December 2015 ReportFor those who love headlines and who doesn’t, the BLS employment report issued last Friday (January 8) was the icing on the…
Jeff Kissel on A Low-Price Environment and Fed Lift-OffJeff Kissel, who recently joined EPRINC as a Distinguished Fellow, provides a brief commentary on why low oil prices may reduce the economic…
EPRINC President Lucian Pugliaresi’s Comments on EPA Blending RequirementsRead Lucian Pugliaresi’s recent comment on EPA’s Proposed Rule for biofuel blending requirements through 2017.
Larry Goldstein: The Heart Wants What the Heart WantsThe November meeting was too early and the price level was too high to have expected the Saudis to agree to a…
Larry Goldstein: Fed is allowing the economy’s muscle memory to atrophyThe hospital is insisting the patient remain indefinitely in a wheelchair while the family of the patient insists that all that is needed…
Contribution by Lucian Pugliaresi to the 2013 North Pacific Arctic Conference ProceedingsA contribution by Lucian Pugliaresi to the 2013 North Pacific Arctic Conference Proceedings.
EPRINC Comments on the Proposed 2014 Standards for the Renewable Fuel Standard ProgramEPRINC submitted comments regarding EPA’s proposed 2014 standards for the Renewable Fuel Standard Program
The Shale Boom ‘Round the WorldA presentation by Ben Montalbano before the Clingendael Institute on November 5, 2013
Wyoming at the Crossroads of the BoomA presentation by Trisha Curtis before the Wyoming Pipeline Authority on October 15, 2013.
The Mortar is Nearly SetEPRINC has released a new report which examines Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) compliance options and costs as volumetric mandates rise in 2014.…
