North American Energy Roundtable: Panel 1

Presenters

Ricardo Samaniego-Breach, Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico
Angela Colarusso, U.S. Department of Energy
Jeff Rush, TransCanada U.S. Pipelines West
Len Webber, Legislative Assembly of Alberta & Parliamentary Assistant for Energy

Location

University of Nevada Las Vegas, Foundations Building

Start Date

27-3-2009 8:45 AM

End Date

27-3-2009 10:00 AM

Description

Panel presentation & Panel questions Moderator: Dennis Pirages, Dean's Professor of Government, UNLV Department of Political Science 31 PowerPoint slides

Keywords

Alberta; Energy development; Mexico; Natural gas reserves; Oil industries; Petroleum industry and trade; Petroleum reserves

Disciplines

Environmental Sciences | Oil, Gas, and Energy

Comments

Contains 2 PowerPoint presentations:

North American energy security and supply: A Mexican perspective by Ricardo Samaniego-Breach
Abstract:
1. An overview of Mexico’s oil and gas sector
– Basic information
– The fall in production
– The decrease of reserves
– Growing gasoline imports
– Fiscal regime
– The need for reform
2. Scenarios towards 2025
– Trend scenario
– Scenarios with increased investment
– Scenario with full impact of the reform of 2008

Alberta Energy by Len Webber
Abstract:
-Alberta is the world’s third largest producer and exporter of natural gas, and by far the largest supplier of natural gas to the U.S.
-In 2007, Alberta exported enough natural gas to the U.S. to supply approximately 20 million residential households.