2010 Newsletters

• August
• March (Conference Agenda)

2010 Presentations

• June 18
  National Security Implications of Energy and Climate Policies: An Historical Perspective
  Leon Fuerth, Research Professor of International Affairs at The Elliot School at George Washington University
• May 21
  Measuring and Attaining Energy Security in OECD Economies:
  An Economic Perspective
  Fred Joutz, Department of Economics at The George Washington University
• April 16
  From Silicon to Solar
  Dr. Jean Posbic, Director, PV Systems at BP Solar
• Articles about Energy Conference
  
  • Conference Summary by Sarah McKinley, Manager of State Outreach, Office of External Affairs, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and NCAC Past President.
  • "World Gas Intelligence - Horizon: When US Shale Gas Revolution
    Encounters LNG Competition", by Leslie Palti-Guzman
  • Jon Hurdle in an International Reuters article reported on the previous day's 14th Annual Washington Energy Policy Conference, "The Unconventional Gas Revolution – Policy, Strategic and Market Implications." Hurdle quotes afternoon conference Keynote Speaker Joseph Aldy, Special Assistant to the President for Energy and Environment, about the hydro-fracturing (fracking) fluids used in drilling for shale gas.
• March 9 - Conference Presentations
  The 14th Annual Washington Energy Policy Conference, "The Unconventional Gas Revolution – Policy, Strategic and Market Implications"

• Keynote Speaker, "Relative Energy Efficiency of Different NG Options for Fueling Transportation"
  Bob Simon, Chief of Staff, Senate Energy Committee
• North American Natural Gas: After the Revolution
  Raoul LeBlanc, Senior Director, Financial Advisory, PFC Energy
• Gas Shales Drive the Unconventional Gas Revolution
  Vello Kuuskraa, President, Advanced Resources International
• Cost Declines—Fueling the Shale Explosion
  Jen Snyder, Head of North American Gas Research, Wood Mackenzie
• U.S. Unconventional Gas Technology
  Mike Watts, Team Leader - Fracture Stimulation, Halliburton
• Global Implications of LNG and Unconventional Natural Gass: The Coming "Double Hit"
  Benjamin Schlesinger, President, BSA Energy
• Keynote Speaker, "Appalachian Shales: Opportunities & Challenges"
  Murry Gerber, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, EQT Corporation
• Panel on Environmental and Water Issues
  Robert Harris, Professor, Princeton University and Principal, Environ Corp
• Impact Assessment of Natural Gas Production in the New York City Water Supply Watershed
  Paul Rush, Deputy Commissioner of NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
• Environmental Challenges: The Facts about Water
  Paul Hagemeier, VP of Regulatory Compliance, Chesapeake Energy
• Gas on Green Competition
  Frank Verrastro, Senior VP & Director, Energy and National Security Program, CSIS
  
• Effects of Climate Policy on U.S. Gas Consumption
  Glen Sweetnam, Director of the Int'l, Economic, and Greenhouse Gases Div, US DOE/EIA
• Shale Gas Perspectives
  Ivan Sandrea, International E&P Strategy
• Abundant Natural Gas: Some Implications for Electric Power
  Stephen P. A. Brown, Resources for the Future
  

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