ADAM PACSI
ADAM PACSI
Chevron
Methane Policy Advisor
Chevron
Methane Policy Advisor
Adam Pacsi is a Methane Policy Advisor for Chevron, based in San Ramon, California. Adam has a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and has contributed to peer-reviewed methane emission studies on sources such as equipment leaks, pneumatic controllers, and liquid unloadings. Over his 10 years with Chevron, Adam has focused on methane emission estimation techniques and control technologies, national and international policy, and corporate emission reduction strategies. He is currently leading a task group on GHG emissions and reduction pathways for the U.S. natural gas supply chain for a study by the National Petroleum Council.
Adam Pacsi is a Methane Policy Advisor for Chevron, based in San Ramon, California. Adam has a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and has contributed to peer-reviewed methane emission studies on sources such as equipment leaks, pneumatic controllers, and liquid unloadings. Over his 10 years with Chevron, Adam has focused on methane emission estimation techniques and control technologies, national and international policy, and corporate emission reduction strategies. He is currently leading a task group on GHG emissions and reduction pathways for the U.S. natural gas supply chain for a study by the National Petroleum Council.