Warren Wilczewski

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ABOUT WARREN WILCZEWSKI

Warren Wilczewski is an energy industry economist, providing market and policy analysis for both C-suite briefings and public dissemination. Currently with the Energy Information Administration, Warren leads long-term market analysis and modeling of the hydrocarbon gas liquids (HGL) complex along the full value chain: from resource potential and production, through processing, to final demand in the petrochemical and consumer markets. Focusing on NGLs and olefins, Warren has co-authored a number of publications on the North American and international propane and ethane markets, spoken at conferences, and prepared confidential reports and briefings for C-suite audiences, including the U.S. Secretary of Energy and Congress. His previous experience includes consulting work at ICF International where he initiated the establishment of the NGL practice, independent consulting work in New York and Washington, research work at the Carnegie Council, and an advisory position with the Palau Mission to the UN.Warren holds a B.A. in International Trade and Economy from the University of British Columbia, and a M.S. in Global Affairs - Energy and the Environment from New York University.Specialties: Political risk assessment, Energy policy analysis, Role of renewables in the energy stream, Energy market research and analysis, Trend projection, Russian energy trends, LNG markets, Energy security issues, International energy market integration, Pacific and Atlantic basin natural gas market trade, Energy futures and scenarios