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THE WASHINGTON POST OBITUARY FOR DR. DANIEL FINE
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2022-11-21T02:30:44.200Z
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<h1 class="Heading-sc-4h3nqe-0 eqWMma">THE FULL OBITUARY IS HERE-> <a href="https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/washingtonpost/name/daniel-fine-obituary?id=37376417" rel="noopener" target="_blank">THE FULL OBITUARY OF DR.DANIEL FINE</a></h1>
<h1 class="Heading-sc-4h3nqe-0 eqWMma">DANIEL FINE OBITUARY</h1>
<p class="Paragraph-sc-osiab4-0 ObituaryText___StyledParagraph-sc-12f7zd1-0 jodDEO jfjwAE">FINE <br></br><br></br>DR. DANIEL FINE <br></br><br></br>Dr. Daniel Fine unexpectantly passed away Monday,…</p>
<h1 class="Heading-sc-4h3nqe-0 eqWMma">THE FULL OBITUARY IS HERE-> <a href="https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/washingtonpost/name/daniel-fine-obituary?id=37376417" target="_blank" rel="noopener">THE FULL OBITUARY OF DR.DANIEL FINE</a></h1>
<h1 class="Heading-sc-4h3nqe-0 eqWMma">DANIEL FINE OBITUARY</h1>
<p class="Paragraph-sc-osiab4-0 ObituaryText___StyledParagraph-sc-12f7zd1-0 jodDEO jfjwAE">FINE <br/><br/>DR. DANIEL FINE <br/><br/>Dr. Daniel Fine unexpectantly passed away Monday, September 26, 2022, at Aventura Hospital, Aventura Florida. Dan Fine was a great American patriot. Our nation lost a real hero at 88. <br/><br/>Daniel Fine predicted the end of nations. He predicted the Fall of the Soviet Union in the cold war in his seminal work Resource War in 3-D. This was a major assessment in the raw materials sector of U.S. national security and foreign policy. He redefined the Cold War. In a meeting with William De Clerk, then President of South Africa, Dr. Fine predicted that apartheid would fall. Dr. Fine helped win as well from the Yeltsin Government the contract for the second largest copper mine in the world, Udokan. Three American Presidents got to know Dr. Fine, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, and Joe Biden. Through interviews, tours of MIT, and campaign stops. He knew President Reagan in briefings and many of his administrative offices.</p>
Internationally renowned energy expert dies (Dr. Daniel Fine)
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2022-11-04T02:13:00.348Z
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<p><a href="https://www.abqjournal.com/2544351/internationally-renowned-energy-expert-dies.html" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The full article on Dr. Daniel Fine’s death</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://www.abqjournal.com/2544351/internationally-renowned-energy-expert-dies.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The full article on Dr. Daniel Fine’s death</a></p>
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<div class="entry-meta"><p><span class="byline">BY <span class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="https://www.abqjournal.com/author/krobinson-avila">KEVIN ROBINSON-AVILA / JOURNAL STAFF WRITER</a></span></span> <br/>PUBLISHED: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28TH, 2022 AT 4:51PM<br/>UPDATED: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH, 2022 AT 9:25PM</p>
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<p>As an internationally renowned scholar and expert on energy markets and geopolitics, Daniel Fine helped shape the thoughts and decisions of policy makers and industry leaders over decades in Washington, D.C., and in New Mexico.</p>
<p>A lifelong Harvard fellow and research associate with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Fine had a direct influence on government affairs, frequently providing expert guidance on energy issues and international relations among the top echelons of public and private agencies.</p>
<p>And, for nearly two decades, Fine devoted his attention to New Mexico through the Institute of Mining and Technology in Socorro, first as head of the university’s Center for Energy Policy, and then as a research associate who led conferences, projects and initiatives across the state.</p>
<p>Fine, 88, died in Miami on Sept. 26, following complications from surgery.</p>
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<p>To those who knew him, Fine was a brilliant, outgoing scholar who dedicated his life to public service, readily sharing his knowledge and experience with everyone. But above all, he was always a true “gentleman,” said former New Mexico Tech President Dan Lopez.</p>
<p>“He was a prince of a man, always cordial and never intrusive,” Lopez told the Journal. “He was gentle, thoughtful, knowledgeable and very kind. I’ll miss him.”</p>
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Watch leading energy expert Dr. Daniel Fine as he discusses the impact of falling global oil prices
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2015-09-08T03:44:06.137Z
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<p>Daniel Fine, associate director of the New Mexico Center for Energy Policy, discusses the impact of falling oil prices on the domestic energy industry. Fine offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (CarolinaJournalRadio.com) Program No. 640. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.tv.</p>
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<p>Daniel Fine, associate director of the New Mexico Center for Energy Policy, discusses the impact of falling oil prices on the domestic energy industry. Fine offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (CarolinaJournalRadio.com) Program No. 640. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.tv.</p>
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Column: International production means oil prices likely to remain low By Dr. Daniel Fine
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2015-08-14T21:51:05.530Z
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<p>The price of West Texas Crude oil has declined below $50 per barrel as a reaction to the expectation that oil export sanctions against Iran will be lifted within the framework of the multi-nation “deal” to slow the country's progress toward developing nuclear weapons. The global market is oversupplied and Saudi Arabian production is approaching its…</p>
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<div class="discussion"><div class="description"><div class="xg_user_generated"><h1><span class="font-size-3">by Dr. Daniel Fine</span></h1>
<p>The price of West Texas Crude oil has declined below $50 per barrel as a reaction to the expectation that oil export sanctions against Iran will be lifted within the framework of the multi-nation “deal” to slow the country's progress toward developing nuclear weapons. The global market is oversupplied and Saudi Arabian production is approaching its highest level since the 1970s. <br/> San Juan and Delaware basin oil producers have sharply reduced costs through efficiencies. American higher-cost production shows no sign of a decline while OPEC lower-cost production increases in spite of lower prices. Saudi Arabia has decided to fight the Americans for market share.<br/> <br/> The outlook for Iraq places still more production in the global market. Iraq production, now at 4 million barrels per day and rising, could reach 6 million in two years. The Iranian Oil Company could attract BP and Total to invest capital and technology if sanctions permit. This would drive Iranian production to equal Iraq. In the short-term Iran has the capability of expanding exports by 1.2 million barrels.<br/> <br/> Should the “deal” fail or be changed by Congress to a phase-in of Iranian oil exports over a longer period of time and the White House goes along, the price of oil should recover to $60 per barrel. This is a long-shot scenario, however.<br/> <br/> There will be more Middle East production for export than anticipated and its impact on American shale oil production will be a three-year, low-price oil regime. On the other hand, the current price war is moving quietly to an old variable. From 2009 to early last year, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States assumed that American shale technology (horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing) was unsustainable. They changed course last year and resorted to the price war for market share.<br/> <br/> The reason for this change in strategy was first, the decline ratio of shale horizontal wells; and second, the regulatory obstacles. Simply put, OPEC perceived the environmental/global warming/climate change political group mobilization as capable of winning tighter federal regulations that would cause higher costs to the oil industry stopping the “technology play.”<br/> <br/> OPEC now regards the appearance of new methane rules as a revival of its earlier “unsustainable” scenario. Methane mitigation regulations can setback natural gas production but also the associated gas from oil production. San Juan Basin oil producing formations are heavy in associated gas. If methane emissions, leaks or flaring persist, OPEC calculates, it will cause regulatory intervention as part of the new International Treaty on Global Warming. For the complete article use this link--> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.daily-times.com/farmington-opinion/ci_28613365/column-international-production-means-oil-prices-likely-remain">http://www.daily-times.com/farmington-opinion/ci_28613365/column-in...</a></p>
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Column: Saudi Arabia and New Mexico: oil price threat By Dr. Daniel Fine
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2014-11-19T21:58:58.292Z
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<p>For the complete article use this link--> <a href="http://www.daily-times.com/farmington-opinion/ci_26938726/column-saudi-arabia-and-new-mexico-oil-price" target="_blank">http://www.daily-times.com/farmington-opinion/ci_26938726/column-saudi-arabia-and-new-mexico-oil-price</a></p>
<p>The shale oil boom which returns 25 percent of the New Mexico State revenue is under "bust" threat from Saudi Arabia.</p>
<p>The current price decline in both midland Texas light sweet crude and brent (world…</p>
<p>For the complete article use this link--> <a href="http://www.daily-times.com/farmington-opinion/ci_26938726/column-saudi-arabia-and-new-mexico-oil-price" target="_blank">http://www.daily-times.com/farmington-opinion/ci_26938726/column-saudi-arabia-and-new-mexico-oil-price</a></p>
<p>The shale oil boom which returns 25 percent of the New Mexico State revenue is under "bust" threat from Saudi Arabia.</p>
<p>The current price decline in both midland Texas light sweet crude and brent (world price) will begin to defer future projects if prices fall to $72 a barrel and below. An estimated 80 percent of production and projected production in the next five years requires price stability higher than $ 75 per barrel. Saudi Arabia is combining market share strategy with a world oversupply of crude oil.</p>
<p>Oil producers in New Mexico are partially protected through cash flow hedges, which are crude barrels sold forward with prices established in futures (must be higher than present prices). However, no more than 50 percent of production is estimated to be hedged or protected in 2015. The other half must be sold at whatever the market (West Texas crude) price will be. An oil company can hedge 2016 production at $79.00 per barrel compared to the current hedge protection of $95.</p>
<p>Decline ratios (rate of recovery after initial production) are high. Massive drilling of new wells for replacement is the economic challenge. At least half of the new shale or light sweet crude oil production from the Southwest to North Dakota through the Rocky Mountain energy corridor is at risk.</p>
<p>This effectively limits the 10-year-old shale oil technology play and consequent "energy revolution."</p>
<p>The shale oil or light sweet unconventional oil boom is the target of Saudi Arabian oil strategy which is market share. This rejects production cuts in response to weak demand and prices. Defense of market share coupled with falling world oil demand accounts for a global price fall of 25 percent since July.</p>
<p>The timing of the Saudi action has hit the Southwest U.S. unconventional oil producers when they are already vulnerable to a massive infrastructure bottleneck. Producers have confronted a discount price of as much as $15 per barrel because there is not sufficient pipeline take-away capacity from the Permian and San Juan basins to refineries on the Gulf of Mexico coast or anywhere. This is the result of unanticipated high oil production without investment in transport to get it to markets or process it here in New Mexico. Stand-by rail transport is costly and trucking is competitive with rail. New pipeline and refinery capacity is required in New Mexico and Texas.</p>
<p>Strategic market share is the Saudi Arabian counter-attack upon the American shale-oil and gas-supply revolution which threatens Saudi exports. Saudi ARAMCO is reacting to the rise of American oil production as a threat because of the demand to lift the 1975 prohibitions against American crude oil exports.</p>
<p>The argument for America to become a world crude oil exporter not only displaces Saudi crude exports to the U.S. market but also promotes geopolitical leverage against OPEC and Russia. With the lowest world cost of producing oil, Saudi Arabia is acting in its national interest against American competition or influence against its national interest.</p>
<p>While the Saudi market share strategy threatens unconventional or shale oil production of the United States, Washington, D.C., has been given, indirectly, another sanction against the Russian oil and gas industry. Lower crude oil prices have cut Russian export revenue by $300 million per day since the onset of the Ukraine hostilities which parallel the</p>
<p>Saudi–led oil price decline.</p>