Jackson School Talks Energy at UT Energy Week

 The Jackson School’s Jorge Piñon moderating a discussion at UT energy week. UT Austin.

The Jackson School’s Jorge Piñon moderating a discussion at UT energy week. UT Austin.

In February 2015 the Jackson School of Geosciences participated in UT Energy Week, a gathering of experts from academia, industry, non-profit organiza­tions and the news media, co-hosted by The University of Texas at Austin’s Energy Institute and student-run Longhorn Energy Club. Jorge Piñon, interim director of the Jackson School’s Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy and director of its Latin America and Caribbean Energy Program, moderated a discussion on the expected benefits to Mexico and North America from energy regulatory reform. Michelle Michot Foss, chief energy economist at

The Jackson School’s Jorge Piñon moderating a discussion at UT energy week. UT Austin.
The Jackson School’s Jorge Piñon moderating a discussion at UT energy week. UT Austin.

the Bureau of Economic Geology’s (BEG) Center for Energy Economics was on the panel. In addition, BEG Director Scott Tinker and Ian Duncan, a BEG program director, participated in a panel on the impact of hydraulic fracturing moderated by Russell Gold, Wall Street Journal senior energy reporter.

This story is part of the 2015 Jackson School Newsletter. Read it in the Newsletter

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