"At QRI we are bringing a sharper, smarter focus to reservoir management."
Dr. Nansen Saleri, CEO and President, QRI
Recommended Reading
- Business News Network (BNN) "Dr. Nansen Saleri discusses the future for energy - Part 1." (Dr. Saleri) February 2012
- Business News Network (BNN) "Dr. Nansen Saleri discusses the future for energy - Part 2." (Dr. Saleri) February 2012
- CNBC Squawk Box "Quantum Reservoir Impact CEO: Not Overly Concerned About Iran" (Dr. Saleri) January 2012
- Bloomberg Businessweek "Chevron, Conoco Entrapped in Post-BP Crackdown on Oil Slicks" (Dr. Saleri) December 2011
- AOL Energy "The Saleri Doctrine: An Oil Man Seeks US Energy Independence" (Dr. Saleri) December 2011
- AOL Energy "Gaslands In Abundance: AOL Energy Year In Review" (Dr. Saleri) November 2011
- Market Watch "Libyan Oil to Calm World Energy Market" (Dr. Saleri) October 2011
- Houston Chronicle "US Energy Independence" (Dr. Saleri) October 2011
- CNBC Squawk Box "Midsummer Oil Check" (Dr. Saleri) July 2011
- CNBC Squawk Box "Libya Impact on Oil Prices (Dr. Saleri)" February 2011
- Bloomberg, "BP Spill May Cost Gulf Coast Homes $56,000 Apiece in Value" August 2010
- Wall Street Journal, BP's Preparedness for Major Crisis Is Questioned May 2010
- SPE,QRI Scholar Dr. Christine Economides is recipient of Anthony F. Lucas Gold Medal August 2009
- NAE, "QRI Scholar Elected to National Academy of Engineering" February 2009
- Wall Street Journal, "Global Oil-Supply Worries Fuel Debate in Saudi Arabia" June 2008
- Wall Street Journal, "The World Has Plenty of Oil" April 2008
- The National, "Oil reserve expert claims world faces oversupply of energy problem" November 2008
Company Highlights
Libyan Oil to Calm World Energy Market
Market Watch - Friday, Oct. 14, 2011Oil reservoir expert Nansen Saleri says the re-start of production from Libya will calm world energy markets, while down the road he sees huge potential for Iraq and Libya since much of their territory remains unexplored. The U.S. shale gas boom could also help reduce dependence on foreign oil as electric cars catch on and use juice from gas-fired power plants. >>