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New York Energy Week – Offshore Wind Economic Viability

by David Steven Jacoby | May 8, 2019

BSI President David Steven Jacoby will talk about the economic viability of offshore wind in the United States, at this month’s New York Energy Week Meet-Up. Wind Potential Wind Development Trends Offshore Wind Projects Case Studies New York Energy Week creates...

Distributed Generation’s Role in Colombia’s Future

by David Steven Jacoby | Nov 15, 2016 | Business, Power, Solar, Wind

Drought, electricity rationing, and increasing reliance on dirty thermal power are adding to the woes of the Colombian power sector. El Niño has caused drought and high temperatures across northern and western Colombia since early 2015. Much more potent than usual,...

BSI Offers $2 Billion in Savings to Mexican Energy Projects: President Interviewed by Mexican Business Journals

by David Steven Jacoby | May 10, 2016 | Conferences

    Monterrey, Mexico (April 22, 2016). – With the aim to help the Mexican government save $2 billion on the gas pipeline projects being tendered, and $8 billion on power plant construction over the next 15 years, the international consulting firm...

Fracking in Mexico: Challenges and Key Success Factors

by David Steven Jacoby | Nov 27, 2015 | Shale

Pemex plans to increase shale activity in the next few years, budgeting over $575m in 2014, highlighting some 200 shale gas opportunities in five geologic provinces in eastern Mexico, and opening up the bidding process for drilling shale fields. It aims to attract as...

Fracking: Where Will Latin America Be Without It?

by David Steven Jacoby | Nov 23, 2015 | Shale

Latin America, which holds approximately one-fourth of the world’s recoverable shale oil and gas reserves, is poised to reap the benefits of the North American shale revolution between now and 2025.  Ranked by shale reserves, the five largest countries in Latin...
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