Michael Kopalek

Economist at Energy Information Administration (United States)

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Michael Kopalek is currently working as an Industry Economist at Energy Information Administration (United States) since 2011.
He completed his graduate degree from Northeastern University in 2010 and his undergraduate degree from The University At Buffalo School of Management in 2009.

Michael Kopalek active positions

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Energy Information Administration (United States) Energy Information Administration (United States) Investment Banks/BrokersFinance The Energy Information Administration (EIA) is an independent agency that provides statistics and analysis related to energy in the United States. The agency is based in Washington and offers information on various energy sources, including petroleum, natural gas, coal, renewable and alternative fuels, nuclear energy, and electricity. The EIA also provides data on energy consumption and efficiency in homes, commercial buildings, manufacturing, and transportation. The agency is a subsidiary of the Government of the United States of America.	Economist	2010-12-31

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Northeastern University	Graduate Degree
The University At Buffalo School of Management	Undergraduate Degree

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Energy Information Administration (United States) Energy Information Administration (United States) Investment Banks/BrokersFinance The Energy Information Administration (EIA) is an independent agency that provides statistics and analysis related to energy in the United States. The agency is based in Washington and offers information on various energy sources, including petroleum, natural gas, coal, renewable and alternative fuels, nuclear energy, and electricity. The EIA also provides data on energy consumption and efficiency in homes, commercial buildings, manufacturing, and transportation. The agency is a subsidiary of the Government of the United States of America.	Finance