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Daniel J. Graeber

Daniel J. Graeber

Oilprice.com

Contributor since: 18 Jan 2012

Biography

Daniel Graeber is a writer and political analyst based in Michigan. His work on matters related to the geopolitical aspects of the global energy sector, as well as Iraq and broader Middle East developments, has been featured extensively with United Press International (UPI) as well as foreign media outlets. His academic contributions include an assessment of the U.S. doctrine of containment. He also teaches media literacy courses at Grand Valley State University.

You can follow him on Twitter @dan_graeber

Latest articles from Daniel

  • U.S. Racing Against Shale Gas Clock

    Published 22 May 2013 | viewed 2,258 times

    MIT physicist Ernest Moniz became the new energy secretary this week after sailing through the nomination process relatively unscathed. His appointment comes at a time…

  • Are Pipeline Spills a Foregone Conclusion?

    Published 21 May 2013 | viewed 1,203 times

    Exxon Mobil hasn't asked federal regulatory authorities to restart the Pegasus oil pipeline, which burst open in a neighborhood in Mayflower, Ark.  In March, a…

  • For Fracking, Much Regulatory Ado about Nothing

    Published 19 May 2013 | viewed 1,314 times

    The U.S. Energy Department last week said it gave conditional authority for a facility in Texas to eventually export liquefied natural gas. New drilling technologies…

  • U.S. Energy Independence Weakens its Power

    Published 15 May 2013 | viewed 1,694 times

    The United States needs to make some decisions on how to capitalize on its surging oil production. Crude oil exports, except under certain circumstances, were…

  • Libya Wants to Sell Oil. Is Anyone Listening?

    Published 13 May 2013 | viewed 2,366 times

    Libyan Oil Minister Abdel Bari Ali al-Arousi said his country was ready to recover from civil war and take its rightful place as the powerhouse…

  • Nigeria may be Next OPEC Member to Fall

    Published 10 May 2013 | viewed 2,623 times

    The wealthiest man in Africa said he's secured billions of dollars in loans to help kick start the refinery business in Nigeria. OPEC-member Nigeria is…

  • Middle East Oil Markets Contracting

    Published 09 May 2013 | viewed 2,545 times

    The Iraqi and Libyan governments said they would help Egypt cope with its economic crisis by offering up crude oil exports. The Egyptian government of…

  • Overseas Gas Markets Hinge on Ukraine

    Published 06 May 2013 | viewed 1,680 times

    The Ukrainian government said it wants to allay European concerns over natural gas supplies by serving as a regional energy hub. Conclusions reached during a…

  • OPEC Falling Apart at the Seams

    Published 05 May 2013 | viewed 5,025 times

    Growing security risks in the Middle East are giving oil companies the jitters. French supermajor Total said recently that it was spending more on security…

  • Saudis Dare U.S. to Play Oil Ball

    Published 01 May 2013 | viewed 4,962 times

    The latest assessment of the estimated oil reserves in the Bakken and Three Forks formation in the northern U.S. plains states was about twice as…

  • Can the Oil Boom Cross the Rio Grande?

    Published 29 April 2013 | viewed 1,897 times

    A U.S. circuit court of appeals last week told the oil industry it couldn't pursue a case on disclosure rules at the appellate level. President…

  • The Two Faces of Sally Jewell

    Published 28 April 2013 | viewed 1,511 times

    U.S. Interior Department Secretary Sally Jewell went green with one of her first formal moves in the White House last week when she announced her…

  • Libya's Security Should Mirror Oil Ambitions

    Published 24 April 2013 | viewed 1,848 times

    A U.S. report on the 2012 attacks in Benghazi highlighted longstanding concerns about the threat level in Libya. The interim report from the House of…

  • Clean Economy Doesn’t Mean Cleaner World

    Published 22 April 2013 | viewed 2,133 times

    A flurry of recent reports on the renewable energy sector suggest that, while global investments are down from 2011 records, most of the major economies…

  • Why the Rush to Return to the Gulf of Mexico?

    Published 21 April 2013 | viewed 2,520 times

    British energy company BP announced that its mega Mad Dog project in the Gulf of Mexico wasn't necessarily as attractive as once thought. Oil companies…

  • Will Syrian Oil Developments Mirror Libya's?

    Published 17 April 2013 | viewed 1,957 times

    Al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri said in an April 7 message that Syrian opponents of Bashar Assad should work to establish an Islamic state. Civil war,…

  • Maduro May Open Oil Doors, But For Who?

    Published 15 April 2013 | viewed 1,872 times

    The apparent victory for Nicolos Maduro in the Venezuelan presidential election may give the United States a sense of hope for improved ties with the…

  • Kurds Seize Oil Initiative in Iraq

    Published 11 April 2013 | viewed 3,704 times

    Crude oil from the semiautonomous Kurdish region of Iraq has reached the international market for the first time. Oil was ferried by truck across the…

  • Targeting Iran's Energy Sector Isn't Working

    Published 10 April 2013 | viewed 2,245 times

    Asian consumers are expected to help the Iranian oil sector recovery briefly this month. The U.S. State Department in March lauded Japan for its "significant…

  • How to Buy Your Own Shale Boom

    Published 09 April 2013 | viewed 2,548 times

    Foreign companies have spent tens of billions of dollars in an effort to capitalize on the U.S. oil and natural gas boom. The Energy Department…