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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

  • Rumors of OPEC's Demise Exaggerated

    Published 17 June 2013 | viewed 1,517 times

    A mixed picture is starting to emerge from the Middle East in terms of oil production. Several members of the 12-member OPEC oil cartel are…

  • Syrian War Causes Oil Market Jitters

    Published 16 June 2013 | viewed 1,238 times

    Crude oil prices rebounded to above the $100 per barrel mark last week on concerns the Syrian crises may be entering a new international phase.…

  • Libyan Oil Production Suffers as World Attention Shifts

    Published 12 June 2013 | viewed 1,644 times

    Oil production from OPEC-member Libya, a leading African oil producer, hasn't recovered from civil war. The state oil company said it wasn't able to return…

  • Damn the Sanctions and Bring on the Gas, says Pakistan

    Published 10 June 2013 | viewed 2,501 times

    Pakistan says it can't let geopolitical concerns interfere with its quest to find ways to keep the lights on. A planning minister said last weekend…

  • A U.S.-China War over Solar Power

    Published 09 June 2013 | viewed 3,648 times

    The United States could try to work out a deal that would end ongoing tit-for-tat disputes over trade in solar energy products. Last week, the…

  • U.S. Sinks Nails in Iranian Economic Coffin

    Published 05 June 2013 | viewed 3,364 times

    Oil priced at around $100 per barrel means Iran for May was out around $300 million in oil revenue because of Western economic sanctions. A…

  • Will Rail Run Out of Steam Post-Keystone?

    Published 03 June 2013 | viewed 2,082 times

    More than 97,000 rail carloads of crude oil were delivered in the United States during the first quarter of the year. That's 20 percent more…

  • Myanmar Attracting Major Energy Investors

    Published 02 June 2013 | viewed 1,764 times

    China's national oil company said it's finished building six new oil storage tanks on a tiny island off the coast of Myanmar. More work is…

  • Pakistan Faces Tough Choices with Energy Crisis

    Published 29 May 2013 | viewed 1,934 times

    The incoming administration in Pakistan wants to pay off enough debt to finance a rebound in electricity. Most Pakistanis cope with blackouts that can last…

  • Canada Putting Too Many Eggs in Oil Basket

    Published 27 May 2013 | viewed 1,850 times

    Canadian Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver said natural resources are the cornerstone of the federal and provincial economies. The U.S. economy, on the road to…

  • Iran's New President Won’t Bring Anything New

    Published 26 May 2013 | viewed 1,412 times

    Asian economies this year have relied less on Iranian oil to meet their energy demands. India's economy slowed down considerably in part because of tighter…

  • U.S. Racing Against Shale Gas Clock

    Published 22 May 2013 | viewed 2,904 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 2,221 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 1,485 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 1,895 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 2,744 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 2,827 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 2,704 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 1,938 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 5,395 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…