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EventEprinc Partners With Embassy of MexicoThe Mexican Cultural Institute is affectionately called The Mansion, one of the most spectacular on 16th street. It is historically significant for…
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…
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.…
Op-EdBreaking Energy Op-Ed: The U.S. Government Should Support Natural Gas Exports by Lou PugliaresiEPRINC’s Lou Pugliaresi argues in an op-ed that the U.S. government should support natural gas exports. Read the full piece at breakingenergy.com.
EventTrisha Curtis, non resident fellow at EPRINC and co-counder of PetroNerds, presents at OPEC/IEA/IEF WorkshopTrisha Curtis, who headed EPRINC’s upstream effort for the last five years, left EPRINC in January 2016 to work full-time with her…
TestimonyTestimony on February 24, 2016 by Lucian Pugliaresi before the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment& Public Works, Now With Follow-Up Questions And ResponsesLucian Pugliaresi testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works on February 24, 2016. The topic was the Renewable Fuel…
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…
EventTrisha Curtis Presents at OxfordTrisha Curtis presented her paper on shale production in a low-price environment at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies.
EventTrisha Curtis Presents at Stanford UniversityTrisha Curtis presented her paper on shale production in a low-price environment at Stanford University.PressThe Future of the SPRLucian Pugliaresi participated in this debate in a defense of strategic oil stocks. See the link below for the debate on both sides…
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…
ReportTrisha Curtis on U.S. Shale Oil Production in a Low-Price EnvironmentThe report was an important discussion item at the annual “Oil Day” OIES workshop in Oxford on November 17, 2015. The full report is…PoliticoPressEPRINC featured in Politicohttp://www.politico.com/agenda/story/2015/06/congress-strategic-petroleum-reserve-000125
EventEPRINC’s Trisha Curtis presented at an Energy Bar Association Conference in DC on U.S. crude oil production and low oil prices on May 6th, 2015On May 6th, 2015, EPRINC’s Trisha Curtis presented on U.S. crude oil production and low oil prices at an Energy Bar Association…World Oil MagazinePressEPRINC’s Trisha Curtis Featured in World Oil MagazineTrisha Curtis on the recovery of US shale production: “When you think of a swing producer, you think of OPEC and you think…
EventTrisha Curtis’ Presentation at Hart Energy’s DUG Bakken ConferenceHer presentation explained the complexities of the Bakken and other tight oil production in a low oil price environment.
EventINTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM SEMINAR, Tokyo (February 2015)His presentation is available at the following link: https://oilgas-info.jogmec.go.jp/pdf/5/5474/LucianPugliaresi.pdf At the same event, Bassam Fattouh of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES)…
ReportCondensate: An EPRINC Primer I am especially grateful to Max Pyziur for leading this effort and pulling together a coherent and clear understanding of the role played…
AnnouncementEPRINC and Macroeconomic Advisers Initiate Assessment of US Oil Price DeclineSince mid-summer, spot and forward oil prices have plunged. Lower energy costs will boost near-term U.S. GDP growth by raising real income,…TestimonyTestimony on December 11, 2014 by Lucian Pugliaresi before the U.S. House or Representatives Subcommittee on Energy and PowerThe Energy Policy and Conservation Act of 1975: Are We Positioning America for Success in an Era of Energy Abundance?
