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  Oil Limits and Climate Change – How They Fit Together

  April 16, 2014 at 20:36

• Drilling Company Sues BP For Loss Of Business After Deepwater Horizon Disaster

• Peak Soil: Are We Taking More Than the Earth Can Give?

• Scientists Discover Eco-friendly Way to Make Ethanol

• New Tidal Turbines to be Installed in Canada’s Bay of Fundy

• Why Angola may be the next OPEC Darling

  by Daniel J. Graeber | 15 April 2014 22:18

  French energy company Total said it was sinking $16 billion into oil projects off the coast of Angola. The French major is following the bread crumbs…

• Is Natural Gas No Better than Coal?

  by Nick Cunningham | 15 April 2014 21:56

  A new study by scientists from Purdue and Cornell suggests that the methane emissions from shale gas could be much higher than previously thought. The…

• Opportunity Strikes for Feuding Energy Powers

  by Shahin Abbasov | 15 April 2014 21:44

  The Russia-Ukraine crisis is creating an opportunity for two feuding Caspian-Sea energy powers, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan, to become export partners.The…

• Who Really Won the Cold War Now?

  by Claude Salhani | 15 April 2014 21:35

  Since the fall of the Berlin Wall the West was under the illusion that it had won the Cold War. The Western powers had defeated communism, brought down…

• Ukraine Falling to Economic Warfare and Its Own Missteps

  by Robert Bensh | 14 April 2014 22:25

  As protests in Ukraine’s eastern region turned violent on Sunday leading to the death of a Ukrainian security officer in a shootout with pro-Russian…

• U.S. Gas Prices Rise, but not because of Global Factors

  by Daniel J. Graeber | 14 April 2014 22:13

  Global energy markets are jostling between the return of Libyan crude oil and lingering tensions over Ukraine. It's domestic supply and demand issues,…

• Ohio’s Department of Natural Resources Links Earthquakes to Fracking

  by John Daly | 14 April 2014 22:07

  No single new energy source is more responsible for altering America’s energy landscape than natural gas produced by hydraulic fracturing of underground…

• Did Crude Oil Production Actually Peak in 2005?

  by Kurt Cobb | 14 April 2014 21:59

  "Wait a minute," you must be saying. "Haven't we been hearing from the oil industry and from government and international agencies that worldwide oil…

• India’s Nuclear Energy Future at Risk in Elections

  by Global Risk Insights | 13 April 2014 00:00

  On Monday, April 7, the world’s largest democratic elections began in what will likely be the world’s most populous country within the next…

• Nigeria Planning Country’s First Nuclear Power Plant

  by John Daly | 13 April 2014 00:00

  Nigeria is the largest oil producer in Africa and is currently the world’s 12th largest oil producer, pumping 2.25 million barrels per day. Nigeria…

• China to Ban High Sulfur Coal Imports

  by Nick Cunningham | 13 April 2014 00:00

  In an effort to clean up the choking smog in many major Chinese cities, the Chinese government plans on banning imports of high sulfur coal. It will still…

• Eastern Europe has Nothing on Asian Energy Markets

  by Daniel J. Graeber | 13 April 2014 00:00

  Economic development in the Eurozone is gaining ground, though any recovery there will be tepid. With North America relying less on foreign imports, energy…

• What the Loss of Crimea Means for Ukrainian Energy: Interview with Robert Bensh

  by James Stafford | 19 March 2014 23:30

  Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula is now Russia’s. It was done with an impressively organized non-violent military operation, and supported by the…

• A Loophole Is Revitalizing Old Oil Fields Here

• Two X-Factors for U.S. Petroleum

• Oil Output Here Just Hit An All-Time High

• BG Group Eyes Singapore as New LNG Trading Hub

• Here's An Unusual Move For This Emerging Oil Major

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