Milton Copulos

Adjunct Scholar, James Madison Institute

Milton R. Copulos is President of the National Defense Council Foundation in Alexandria, VA.  A respected energy economist, Copulos has more than 1200 publications to his credit and was a special consultant to the Reagan White House on Strategic and Critical Minerals.  He was a Cabinet-level advisor to the Secretaries of Energy, Defense, Commerce and the Interior, and two Directors of Central Intelligence.  Copulos was a member of the National Petroleum Coucil for twelve years.  Prior to joining NDCF, Copulos spent eleven years with the Heritage Foundation as Director of Energy Studies.  He is a veteran of two tours of duty in Vietnam and was awarded the Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry and Vietnamese Civic Action Honor Medal among other decorations.  (September 2006)

Select Works

• "December 2006 -- From Gushers to Trickles: Aging of Oil Fields Could Spell Disaster," by Milton Copulos, December 1, 2006
• "September 2006 - From Gushers to Trickles: Aging of Oil Fields Could Spell Disaster," by Milton Copulos, September 30, 2006
• "2006 September - Backgrounder #49 - Elements of an Energy Policy to Benefit Florida and the Nation," by Milton Copulos, September 1, 2006

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