U.S. Energy Stream Houston Breakfast Briefing

U.S. Energy Stream is hosting the U.S. Energy Stream Houston Breakfast Briefing on October 19, 2026, at the Petroleum Club of Houston. This is an invitation only briefing.

Topic:

AI’s Energy Race: Can the U.S. Economy Withstand an Energy and Debt Shock?

AI’s expansion demands extraordinary amounts of energy, infrastructure, and capital—just as mounting U.S. public debt, inflation, and rising Treasury yields threaten to make that capital more expensive. The ongoing war, the Iranian threat to American interests and Israel’s security, and the Hormuz closure place U.S. leadership and the strength of the U.S.–Israel alliance at the center of global energy developments. The higher oil and gas prices, shipping costs, and insurance premiums transmit the economic consequences far beyond the battlefield. Can America finance and power the AI revolution while absorbing an energy and debt shock—and defending its interests and its allies? This briefing will examine where these forces collide—and what that means for business earnings, investment decisions, and American economic leadership.

Speaker: Anthony Livanios
American Economist, CEO U.S. Energy Stream

Anthony Livanios is an American economist and entrepreneur with more than three decades of experience in the American and international energy industry. He founded U.S. Energy Stream in 2010 to deliver intelligence and trusted access at the frontier of energy, technology, capital markets, and national security, helping business leaders navigate Washington’s complex political environment. His career encompasses high-stakes energy agreements, gas pipeline negotiations, LNG development, and geopolitical risk assessments for energy companies and the U.S. government. Drawing on extensive international experience and longstanding relationships across Congress, the Executive Branch, and industry, he provides executive briefings to business leaders, investors, and U.S. government officials on the forces shaping energy, the economy, and national security.

Petroleum Club of Houston
October 19, 2026
Houston, Texas

This briefing is a closed-door, by-invitation-only meeting with a select group of business leaders and investors. All proceedings are strictly off the record, non-attribution, and non-dissemination, allowing participants to exchange views candidly and confidentially. Attendance is intentionally limited.

 

 

U.S. Energy Stream Houston Breakfast Briefing Distinguished Speaker

 
Anthony Livanios
CEO, U.S. Energy Stream, Houston, TX
 
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U.S. Energy Stream Houston Breakfast Briefing Venue

Petroleum Club of Houston

The Petroleum Club of Houston is the consequence of a vision, vigorous effort and accomplishment. The vision was shared originally by Wilbur Ginther, Howard C. Warren and Harris Underwood. The effort was expended by a score of oil industry leaders and the accomplishment is one of the nation's finest, most attractive clubs, towering above Houston's busy commercial avenues.

The inspiration for an exclusive, handsome club of and for the oil industry community was crystallized on January 31, 1946, when the Petroleum Club's charter was secured from the State of Texas. The Club’s original location was atop the Rice Hotel in Downtown Houston. To meet the requirements of an increasing membership and the greater demands for its services, the Club moved to the 43rd and 44th floors of the ExxonMobil Building in 1963. In January of 2015, The Club began its next chapter from the 35th Floor, penthouse level, of Total Plaza located at 1201 Louisiana. 

Continuing a tradition of business deals sealed with a handshake, business is still sealed with integrity because our members and our Club epitomize honor and true fraternity.

 

Petroleum Club of Houston 

1201 Louisiana St, 35th Floor Houston, TX 77002

www.pcoh.com